DSTI Paris Campus

DSTI's Paris campus is uniquely situated at two central locations in Paris: in the 5th arrondissement at "La Collégiale," and in the 13th, where DSTI is hosted by the prestigious Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers (ENSAM).

Our Paris campus is strategically situated in a city renowned for its thriving IT industry with a rich history of innovation and entrepreneurship.

The city’s robust ecosystem for tech startups and established companies alike makes it an ideal destination for students pursuing a career in data science.

Location of DSTI in Paris

4 Rue de la Collégiale 75005 Paris, France
151 Boulevard de l’Hôpital 75013 Paris, France

Our campus is dual-located in the heart of Paris, giving our students access to a range of cultural and recreational activities. Our students can enjoy the nearby museums, theatres, and cafes, as well as the many cultural events that take place throughout the city.

In the 5^th district, “La Collégiale”, we have our historical Parisian location, and in the 13^th, DSTI is hosted by the prestigious Ecole Nationale des Arts & Métiers (ENSAM), the oldest and largest engineering school in France. The two locations are less than 10 minutes walk between each other, along the pleasant “Boulevard des Gobelins”.

Each Wednesday, students are welcome on the main “La Collégiale” campus between 1 PM and 6 PM without an appointment. We are happy to explain about our courses, admissions and future prospects.

Living Expenses

Your monthly budget:

Accommodation (may or may not include electricity): €550 to €900
Food: €350 (Could be lower if you cook every day)
Public Transport: €76
Leisure: €100
Miscellaneous expenses (electricity, house insurance etc. if not included): €100 to €200
Books: Included in the tuition fees (Safari Online Library)
Telephone & Internet: €20 (free internet on the campus)

One-time expenses:

Job Prospects in Paris

There are many industries in Paris that are currently recruiting data and AI professionals.

Technology companies

Major technology companies such as Google, Facebook, and Amazon have a strong presence in Paris and are looking for data and AI professionals to work on various projects, such as developing new algorithms and analyzing large datasets.

Financial services

Banks, insurance companies, and investment firms are also hiring data and AI professionals to analyze financial data and develop new algorithms for trading and risk management. Examples of companies include Société Générale, BNP Paribas, AXA, and Allianz.

Healthcare

Hospitals and research institutions are using data and AI to analyse patient data, develop new treatments, and improve healthcare outcomes. Examples of companies include Sanofi, Novartis, and Thermo Fisher Scientific.

Energy and utilities

The energy and utilities sector in Paris is recruiting data and AI professionals to optimize energy usage, develop new energy technologies, and improve energy efficiency. Examples of companies include EDF, Engie, and Total.

Transportation and logistics

Companies such as SNCF, Airbus, and Michelin are hiring data and AI professionals to improve logistics and transportation services, optimize supply chain operations, and enhance customer experience.

Work Language

It’s worth noting that these industries are not exclusive, and there may be opportunities in other industries as well. Regarding language requirements, knowing French can be an advantage but it’s not always necessary, as many international companies in Paris use English as their primary language of communication.

Climate

The climate of Paris is categorised as a temperate oceanic climate, with mild temperatures and moderate rainfall throughout the year. The city experiences four distinct seasons: a chilly and damp winter, a mild and showery spring, a warm and sunny summer, and a crisp and breezy autumn.

The average temperatures in Paris range from approximately 3°C (37°F) in January to 20°C (68°F) in July. Nevertheless, temperatures can vary considerably from day to day, and occasional heatwaves or cold spells may occur.

Rainfall is relatively evenly distributed throughout the year, with the wettest months being May and June. Snow is relatively uncommon in Paris, although it may occur on occasion during winter.

In general, the climate of Paris is usually pleasant and comfortable for most of the year. Nonetheless, visitors should be prepared for occasional rainfall and temperature fluctuations.