Settlements Our campuses

Our Lille campus was founded in 1885 in the heart of Lille’s Vauban-Esquermes district, and today offers engineering degrees through the HEI, ISA and ISEN Lille engineering schools, is actively involved in research, provides consulting services to companies and runs continuing education courses.

As part of its strategy for the future, the Camplus project will see Junia take its campus to the next level by transforming its facilities spread throughout Lille’s Vauban-Esquermes district. This futuristic campus will be a hub of teaching and research. Designed to offer the very best opportunities to the leaders of tomorrow, it is based on a sustainable, humanist and participatory approach. It will mean new and improved facilities for those involved in Junia’s three areas – teaching, research and consulting services for businesses. This will allow Junia to offer students, researchers and professionals an unbeatable place to work and study, thus helping it achieve its goal of becoming one of Europe’s leading higher education institutions for all fields of engineering.

The new François d’Assise Campus will be built as part of the Bordeaux-Euratlantique regeneration project and will be located in the city’s Armagnac-Sud district.

This 9000 m² site will be home to:

• The courses offered by Junia (ADIMAKER courses, the international bachelor’s course run in partnership with Coventry University and the sandwich courses). These will be taught on two 700 m² sites and two demonstration prototype areas (‘ClassLab’ and ‘Smart Building and Smart Cities’). A demonstration prototype known as ‘The Factory of the Future’ will be built on the CFAI’s Bruges site, whilst another, ‘The Smart Stores of the Future’, will be on Rue du Loup, in the centre of Bordeaux.
• The Gironde Catholic Teaching Association, which will occupy a 700-m² site.
• AFEPT and the second chance school, which will occupy a 900-m² site.
• ISFEC, which will occupy a 750-m² site.
• ASPECT Aquitaine, which will occupy a 500-m² site.
• The Apprentis d’Auteuil Foundation.

The François d’Assise Campus will also include a residence with 80 rooms.

This campus, in the Balsan district of Châteauroux, in the region Centre-Val de Loire, offers the HEI degree (vocational route) in partnership with the Indre Chamber of Commerce. It boasts impressive technological facilities and is an exceptional place to work and study. As part of the renovation work carried out in 2012 to allow postgraduate engineering degrees to be offered, a fab lab, mechatronics and robotics building, and five teaching laboratories were built.

In total, this campus boasts 5800 m² of facilities, allowing us to excel in teaching, creativity and technological innovation.