School life
The school has computer rooms equipped with geophysics software, a specialised library, a practical geophysics laboratory and a comprehensive collection of geophysical prospection equipment.
EOST students can access the student services at the University of Strasbourg for accommodation, catering, sport and culture.
There is a dedicated service offering support and advice to students with disabilities to enable them to study under the best possible conditions. As such, the Campus Life Service - “Mission Handicap” , along with the school’s disability coordinators, provides students with the necessary assistance and adjustments to enable them to successfully pursue their study and career plans.
You can contact , administrative disability coordinator at the Eost.
There is an association run by the school’s students, the Student Chapter EOST , which aims to promote geophysics in its different fields of application.
They organise student life at the school through the Bureau des Elèves (Students’ Union - BDE). (Link to the Alpha brochure: BDE presentation brochure)
There is a scheme to promote student commitment at the school. (Link to the file: consult the )
Strasbourg and the Grand-Est region constitute a European environment with a particularly wide variety of cultural, sporting and tourist resources.
The University of Strasbourg is committed to fighting all forms of sexist, sexual and homophobic violence.
(Link: Fighting sexist, sexual and homophobic violence)
Educational workshops on consent are organised by the SenRisque association during each Freshers’ Week for first-year students.