Campus Condorcet

About Campus Condorcet

The Campus Condorcet is a research and research training campus in human and social sciences that opened in September 2019. It brings together eleven French research institutions and organizations. The project brings together eleven higher education and research institutions of strong international renown, long united by close scientific and pedagogical relationships. Open since the start of the 2019 academic year in Aubervilliers, and from 2024 onwards in Paris, Campus Condorcet will eventually host around a hundred research units and nearly 18,000 people, including many students, from undergraduate to doctoral level. Key figures for Campus Condorcet: 1 campus, 2 sites: Aubervilliers and Paris, Porte de la Chapelle. 2 metro stations on line 12: Front Populaire and Porte de la Chapelle. 100 research units. 12,000 students, including 4,800 doctoral students. 4,200 teacher-researchers. 900 administrative staff. 450 student accommodations. 5 catering areas. 6 auditoriums. A major documentary facility offering 1 million documents. Members: National Centre for Scientific Research, School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, National School of Charters, Practical School of Higher Studies, Foundation House of Human Sciences, National Institute for Demographic Studies, Pantheon-Sorbonne University (Paris 1), Sorbonne Nouvelle University, University of Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis, Paris Nanterre University, Sorbonne Paris Nord University.