The campus
of Bordeaux
Studying at JUNIA Bordeaux means training for careers in the digital sector at an engineering school that is closely connected to the professional world.
“A calling cannot be decreed; it is built through trial and error, through encounters, projects, and experiences. On the Bordeaux campus, we have chosen an educational approach rooted in action and real-world experience, closely linked to the professional world. We combine this with academic excellence accessible to everyone and structured, personalized support: each student progresses, gains professional skills, and grows as a person, with teams on hand to listen, guide, and help them advance. In this way, we train confident engineers who are capable of fully committing to their career paths.”
State-of-the-art equipment
FabLab
- Prototyping
- Creativity
- Experimentation
ClassLab
- Collaboration
- Active Learning
- Flexibility
Immersive Room
- Simulation
- Immersion
- Digital Technologies
Educational Cooking
- Experimentation
- Co-creation
- Educational Innovation
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Student Services
At JUNIA, every student receives support at every stage: tutoring, personalized guidance, academic support, and preparation for entering the workforce.
In Bordeaux, the intimate campus setting enhances this support: the staff is approachable, communication is direct, and everyone easily finds their place. Everything is designed to connect education with personal goals.
Programs are also tailored to different profiles:
- international students
- elite athletes or artists
- students with disabilities
- specific programs such as the Defense cluster
A student-driven campus life
BDE: The Student Union keeps the campus lively all year round with events, parties, weekend activities, and galas. It fosters connections among students and actively contributes to the campus atmosphere and sense of community.
Club Maker: Club Maker provides access to the fablab to design and carry out hands-on projects. Students develop their technical skills there—either independently or with guidance—through practical projects and machine training.
JUNIA Food Guide: JUNIA Food Guide explores the best spots in Bordeaux and brings the campus together through food. The club organizes bake sales and contributes to student events with its creations.
Other clubs: music, computer clubs, esports, rock climbing, role-playing games… so many ways to get involved, try new things, and share your passions on campus.
Finding a Place to Live Near Campus
Several housing options are available to students at the JUNIA Bordeaux engineering school:
- On campus, the Twenty Campus residence offers furnished apartments with utilities included, with priority access for JUNIA students;
- the CROUS also offers university housing nearby;
- in the neighborhood, several student residences are just a few minutes’ walk or public transit ride away;
- Partnerships with Mer & Golf provide verified housing options, with streamlined application processes and flexible lease terms.
Getting Around Easily Every Day
The campus is easily accessible via the TBM transit system, which connects downtown Bordeaux with the main student neighborhoods.
- Train: Bordeaux Saint-Jean Station, a 5-minute walk away
- Bus: Liane 1, Gare Saint-Jean stop, then a 5-minute walk
- Tram: Lines C and D, Belcier stop
- Bicycle: V3 stations nearby (Gare Saint-Jean), about 10 minutes from downtown, with flexible subscription plans
- Car: 20 parking spaces on campus and the nearby Gare Bordeaux Armagnac parking lot (open 24 hours a day)
A simple, flexible, and accessible offering
On the Bordeaux campus, dining options are based on a flexible menu tailored to students’ needs:
- Space for eating lunch on campus (bring your own meal)
- Snack and fast-food vending machines
- Nearby restaurants and fast-food outlets (with student discounts)
- Occasional food trucks on campus
A connected campus in the heart of Bordeaux
With more than 100,000 students, Bordeaux ranks among the most attractive college towns in France. Its quality of life, accessibility, and economic vitality make it a particularly favorable environment for higher education.
For engineering students in Bordeaux, the metropolitan area offers numerous opportunities for internships, work-study programs, and career entry thanks to the presence of companies in the digital, aerospace, industrial, and innovation sectors.
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bordeaux combines quality of life, cultural richness, and proximity to the ocean, offering a balance that students appreciate throughout their studies.
Deeply rooted in its local community, the JUNIA campus also fosters close ties with local schools, particularly through the “Parcours Orientation Ingénieurs” program, which helps students explore engineering careers and degree programs.
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Digital Health Research and High-Performance Computing
In Bordeaux, JUNIA’s research teams are developing digital solutions for healthcare. Their work leverages high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, and data analysis to make better use of medical information and support decision-making. From big data processing to real-time signals, this research addresses concrete needs in the clinical world. Conducted in collaboration with healthcare professionals, these projects aim to design high-performance, reliable tools tailored to the needs of both healthcare providers and patients.
JUNIA's research areas
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Take a Virtual Tour of the Campus
Explore JUNIA’s living spaces, classrooms, and labs through the virtual tour. It’s an easy way to discover the learning environment, get a feel for campus life, and better understand students’ daily routines—no matter where you are.
Meet Our Teams
Open House events, immersive experiences, lectures, campus tours… Throughout the year, JUNIA offers opportunities to learn about its programs, meet students, and ask questions. Find the event that fits your goals and start planning your academic path.
Explore the JUNIA Demos
At JUNIA, demonstration facilities allow solutions to be tested under real-world conditions before deployment. Whether in energy, industry, agriculture, or digital technology, these spaces bridge the gap between research, innovation, and practical applications. It’s a way to understand how ideas become useful solutions for businesses and regions.
Students and companies come together at JUNIA’s Work-Study Forum. Networking, discussions, and recruitment opportunities are the highlights of this event dedicated to work-study programs.