Finding psychological support, receiving emergency aid, knowing who to turn to if you face discrimination, getting legal assistance... these are just some of the questions that will be answered here.
You have to create and submit your Student Social File (DSE) south www.messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr before 31 May. Please note, delays affect housing applications.
You need to prepare your DSE submission and provide:
- from a personal email address,
- from your parents' tax notice for year N-2 (example: for a scholarship application for the start of the 2026 academic year, provide the 2025 tax notice on 2024 income),
- of a bank account details (RIB) in your name and surname (parents' RIB refused),
- of your study wishes (if they change, they can be modified later).
Various The criteria taken into account for the scholarship award the Family income, the Number of dependants in higher education),’Distance from the place of study.
You do not need to wait for your exam results or for Parcoursup to be published to complete your DSE.
Please note, certain establishments and certain courses are not eligible to receive scholarship students.
See the section« Funding your studies » from the site jeunes-bfc.fr who lists national, regional, local scholarships.
Us Health and social care scholarships are not managed by the Crous but by the Burgundy-Franche-Comté Region.
If you are students in the health and social sector (nursing, physiotherapy, midwifery, social worker, early childhood educator, special educational needs teacher, etc.), Scholarship application is done online every year on the website of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region : www.bourgognefranchecomte.co.uk/application-for-health-and-social-bursaries
The scales are identical to the amounts of national higher education grants based on social criteria (Crous grants, see above).
See the section« Funding your studies » from the site jeunes-bfc.fr who lists national, regional, local scholarships.
Yes, the city of Dijon offers a Dijon municipal grant for students the Dijon student municipal housing.
Modest students can receive a municipal grant in exchange for 12 hours of voluntary work for an association accredited by the Town Hall.
Conditions
- to be a resident of Dijon for at least 3 years,
- be enrolled in an institution of higher education in the Dijon metropolitan area,
- to have very modest resources.
inscriptions from the 1stOh September to mid-November on eservices.dijon.fr
- See the section “Youth support” of the site jeunes-bfc.fr qui lists national, regional, and local aid.
- You can also use the Grant simulator of the site www.1jeune1solution.gouv.fr, it lists most of the available aid.
- The city of Dijon edited one Guide titled «The City Helps You» in which all aid relating to family life, health, housing, and employment is listed. It inventories aid and services accessible particularly to young people and students.
- The Crous social services welcomes and listens to students in case of difficulties, whatever their nature (personal, family, psychological, medical, administrative, financial).
Crous BFC Social Services – Student Life Division
6B, Recteur Marcel Bouchard Street
21000 Dijon
social.21@crous-bfc.fr
An appointment must be made on the internet.
- For the students of the’University of Burgundy Europe, there is the Student solidarity commission. It can help students in various areas: emergency accommodation, basic necessities (food, hygiene products, clothing, everyday items...), finding a student job, supporting international students (inclusion and administrative help)...
Student solidarity commission
Student House
Erasmus Esplanade
21000 Dijon
07 64 74 05 37
accueil.solidarite@u-bourgogne.fr
www.ube.fr/espace-etudiant/commission-solidarite
- You can also contact any of the Access points for rights CCAS of Dijon Métropole or in one of the Espaces Solidarités Côte-d’Or from your neighbourhood and meet a social worker.
The Crous BFC offers Daily animations for all students. They are free and allow for initiating encounters, creating social connections, and fostering well-being.
The programme of activities is available at: www.instagram.com/viedecampus.dijon
Call a student helpline:
- 0800 73 08 15 to the Crous Psychological Support Line : listening by psychologists 24/7.
- 0800 737 800 Student helpline offered by the National Coordination for the Support of Students, Monday to Friday 10am-9pm and Saturday 10am-2pm.
Contact also by email: cnae@enseignementsup.gouv.fr
This line is set up by the association « Full speed ahead »under the auspices of the Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
Meet a peer mentor from the Etu'Bien scheme:
- Your well-being is a programme set up by the Maison des Adolescents et de leurs parents de Côte-d’Or it is intended for students experiencing difficulties (stress, studies, health, isolation, administrative problems...) and provides Student ambassadors on the Dijon campus. They are there to promote student well-being (listening, providing information, and offering completely confidential guidance).
etubien@chlcdijon.fr – 07 62 49 89 60 – www.instagram.com/etubien21
Meet a professional from the House of Adolescents of Côte-d'Or and their parents:
- The Adolescent and Parent Centre of Côte-d'Or also welcomes young people from 18 to 25 years and, in particular, students. You will be able to meet a professional trained in the issues that young adults can encounter. It is a space for discussion, support and guidance. Whether it's to reflect on your situation, discuss certain difficulties, or take some time for yourself...
Adolescent and Parent Centre of Côte-d'Or
6 rue Claude Sluter – Carré Lumière
21000 Dijon
03 80 44 10 10
mdap21@chlcdijon.fr
https://maisondesadolescents21.fr/jeunes-majeurs/
Book a free student psychologist consultation:
- Us Happy Hours with the association Apsytude
A psychologist will welcome you free of charge during the Happsy Hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 5 pm and 9 pm (Crous Montmuzard residence, Saint-Bernard pavilion – avenue Alain Savary).
By appointment: rdv.apsytude@gmail.com (Please specify Crous BFC in the email subject) or 06 27 86 91 83.
Without an appointment, depending on availability during a drop-in session.
6 Rue du Recteur Marcel Bouchard
21000 Dijon
03 80 39 51 53
medecine-preventive@ube.fr
Speak to reception to make an appointment with a psychologist.
Get 12 free sessions with a psychologist:
This device allows you to consult a psychiatrist or psychologist for free and entitles one to 12 free consultations. Make an appointment with a psychologist or a psychiatrist partner of the system.
Follow the ETUCARE digital programme:
- ETUCARE is a Digital programme for mental health care (co-created with and for students).
A series of 8 modules (available for free) to cope with the difficulties of student life and develop your psychological well-being. To follow this programme, create your account on the platform https://elearning.promotion-sante-bfc.org
- You can To report on your institution's anti-discrimination or anti-sexist/sexual violence platform. See the page dedicated to anti-discrimination measures on the Crous BFC website: www.crous-bfc.fr
- Amacod, Municipal and associative antenna for the fight against discrimination of the City of Dijon can listen to and support you. It welcomes and supports people who feel they are victims of discrimination, particularly students with The Amacod Tour.
The Amacod Tour carries its own Listening room for students. Contact your student advisor by email contact-amacod@ligue21.org Or 0800 21 3000
- University of Burgundy-Europe put in place a scheme for the prevention of, and action against, sexism and sexual violence (VSS). To report inappropriate behaviour: stop.harcelement.vss@u-bourgogne.fr
You will be swiftly put in touch with a psychologist who can guide you towards two possible solutions: psychological and/or medical support from the student health service, or an official report that could trigger disciplinary proceedings and/or a report to the public prosecutor.
- The Women's House – Health Côte-d’Or
It is aimed at women who are victims of violence (domestic, sexual, or psychological) or who require sexual health support. They can benefit from a range of consultations, provided in complete confidentiality.
Women's House – Côte-d’Or Health
Benign Joly Clinic
Roger Renard Walk
21240 Talant
03 80 66 93 00
mdfsante21@chu-dijon.fr
- You can also report a case of discrimination on the national platform www.antidiscriminations.fr or at 3928
Us Justice points offer free and anonymous support to individuals facing legal and/or administrative problems.
They provide legal information on rights and obligations, assist with procedures and refer to professionals if necessary.
List of Justice Points in Côte-d'Or: cdad-cotedor.justice.fr/les-points-justice
There is a justice point dedicated to students:
University Legal Aid Service
Student House
Erasmus Esplanade
21000 Dijon
03 80 39 50 00
clinique.droit.mediation@u-bourgogne.fr
www.ube.fr/lawyers-on-campus
Allows you to meet a lawyer for free and in complete confidentiality. Appointments by phone or email.
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- The Crous BFC assists all students with disabilities on a daily basis, enabling them to pursue their studies and student life under the best possible conditions.
- In each establishment higher education, there is a Disability liaison. He is responsible for supporting students to make their studies accessible.
- to the’University of Burgundy-Europe, you must contact the Disability Mission. In collaboration with the Student Health Service (SSE) and Training and Research Units (UFR), it offers various schemes tailored to the specific needs of each student:
Disability Mission
University House – Office R08
Erasmus Esplanade
21000 Dijon
03 80 39 69 49
mission.handicap@ube.fr
www.ube.fr/studying-with-a-disability
See also the Health and Disability Support Guide
- The’University of Burgundy Europe proposes integration and cultural adaptation ideas for foreign students on your page: www.ube.fr/international-forthem/integration
- The association ESN InsiDijon welcomes international students. It organises various events and activities with the aim of bringing local and international students together to promote social inclusion and cultural exchange. It offers cultural and sporting activities, outings, meetings, etc. It has set up a buddy system (one student helps another student): the Buddy System
To equip yourself without breaking the bank, a 100 % flea market – free entry For students: clothing, crockery, small electrical appliances, toiletries, school supplies…
This day is organised annually as part of the Campus Days at the start of September.
The Wellness Suite from the University of Burgundy Europe offers Free workshops regular (weekly, monthly, and ad-hoc) for students all year round. Support in managing stress and emotions stress management, self-confidence development, strengthening social bonds, balanced eating habits, relaxation time…
She can to help students in various fields : Emergency accommodation, first aid supplies (foodstuffs, hygiene products, clothing, everyday items...), Find a student job, support for international students (inclusion and administrative support), learning support – Revision – tutoring, digital assistant (computer loans, training) and Internet network (4G dongles), Culture, Sports, and Leisure Assistance and Awareness.
Student solidarity commission
Maison de l'Étudiant – Esplanade Erasme
21000 Dijon
07 64 74 05 37
accueil.solidarite@u-bourgogne.fr
www.ube.fr/espace-etudiant/commission-solidarite