Campus & Surroundings

Campus Cluster Paris Innovation

Paris School of Business is located in the Campus Cluster Paris Innovation, an exceptional 10,000 m2 campus at the heart of Paris’ new innovation hub, close to the Olympiades metro station in the heart of the 13th arrondissement. The campus has recently been refurbished to offer students a wide range of living spaces designed to encourage meetings and exchanges, including a cafeteria, open-access multimedia rooms and terraces…

Paris School of Business has created awarm, interactive place for its students to flourish in a dynamic and surprising environment that reflects the school’s values.

Interactive spaces to awaken leadership

The first floor spaces have been refurbished with interactive surfaces that allow you to imagine business models, work on SWOTs, mapping, to-do lists, communication plans and social media strategies. These living spaces enable students to work in groups and exchange ideas in a creative and dynamic way.

A Bloomberg Room

Students have access to a room equipped with Bloomberg terminals, enabling them to study the financial markets in the same way as finance professionals.

Places to recharge your batteries

In addition to the places available for students to work, our campus is also full of places for them to relax and enjoy their breaks. These include a cafeteria with table soccer and ping-pong, a large lounge with a piano and the seven terraces dotted around the campus.

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Making the Claude Bernard campus a unique platform for skills hybridization

In line with its ambition to become an augmented school, Paris School of Business will open a new campus at the start of the 2025 academic year. Located in the heart of Paris’ historic student district, on rue Claude Bernard, this 20,000m2 campus will be designed as a genuine platform for hybridization and creativity.

This flagship international campus will offer educational synergies with other prestigious schools in the Galileo Global Education group (arts, design, digital & tech). 4,500 students from five schools in the Galileo Global Education group will rub shoulders: Paris School of Business, Atelier de Sèvres, Cours Florent, Penninghen and Strate.