Paris Campus (Sébastienne Guyot)
Located near Kellermann Park and the Butte-aux-Cailles, the Sébastienne Guyot campus enjoys a prime location in the heart of southern Paris. It offers quick access from the main transportation hubs in the Île-de-France region and Paris’s major train stations.
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Campus Overview
Located in Paris, near the Butte aux Cailles neighborhood, the Sébastienne Guyot campus—set to open in February 2027—is CentraleSupélec’s new urban campus dedicated to digital sciences, artificial intelligence, and innovation. A true international showcase for the school, it was designed as a hub for exchange among students, faculty, entrepreneurs, companies, and academic partners.
Designed as a space open to its surroundings, the campus offers innovative teaching spaces, collaborative workspaces, event venues, and social areas that foster interaction and creativity. It also houses the DATAIA Institute and hosts entrepreneurship and continuing education programs, helping to make the campus a true hub for digital innovation.
Address: 7 rue de Sainte-Hélène, 75013 Paris
The Campus by the Numbers
- 5,700 m² of floor space spread over 6 floors and 2 basement levels
- 14 classrooms and 3 project rooms
- 1 lecture hall with 150 seats + 3 wheelchair-accessible seats
- 14 meeting rooms and 3 private rooms
- 2 study rooms, a rest area, and a lounge with a foosball table
- Social areas and two club rooms
- A gym
- Landscaped and furnished patio and terrace
The Campus in Pictures
Campus Life at Sébastienne Guyot
Housing
Thanks to its location in Paris and its proximity to public transportation, the Sébastienne Guyot campus offers excellent access to a wide range of student housing options.
Students can choose from public and private student housing options located throughout Paris and the inner suburbs, all easily accessible from the campus. Among these, CentraleSupélec has established partnerships that allow students to secure rooms in various residences, including the Maison des Industries Agricoles et Alimentaires (MIAA), the Maison Internationale AgroParisTech, and the Maison de l’Inde. The CentraleSupélec teams assist international students in finding housing before their arrival.
Dining
The campus offers a wide range of dining options to suit every need: bakeries, fast-food outlets, restaurants, cafés, grocery stores, and nearby cafeteria-style dining options.
Relaxation and social areas also allow students and staff to have lunch on campus, socialize, and work in a pleasant setting throughout the day. The dining area can accommodate up to 198 people. The following vending machines will be installed there: hot and cold beverages, snacks, and prepared meals. Filtered water fountains are installed on every floor.
Health
Students on campus have access to the services offered by the Paris-Saclay University Health Center (with branches in Kremlin-Bicêtre and Cachan), which provides preventive and therapeutic care.
There are also pharmacies, general practitioners, and specialists located near the campus.
Sports
The Sébastienne Guyot campus offers students a diverse range of sports activities thanks to the many facilities nearby and the activities organized by CentraleSupélec.
The campus has a multipurpose sports hall equipped with fitness machines (bikes, rowing machines, and ski machines). Supervised workout sessions are offered twice a week.
Just a few minutes from the campus, students have access to several sports facilities: gyms, swimming pools, sports fields, fitness centers, and outdoor equipment. Kellermann Park, located right nearby, is also a great spot for running, leisure activities, and outdoor sports.
Access to the Paris Sébastienne Guyot Campus
The campus is served by an extensive public transportation network that makes it easy for students and staff to get around every day: bike, tram, bus, metro, and RER.
