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The Sports Office (BDS) organises sporting activities at Rennes School of Business throughout the year. It offers a wide variety of activities — including football, dance, boxing, volleyball, horse riding, climbing, swimming, fitness, tennis, judo and running — and encourages participation in major student events such as the Team Challenge Ecricome and the BVE’s UNICEF Club.
A real driving force behind student life, the BDS organises weekly training sessions, manages the sports hall, supervises teams competing in championships and sets up major events such as the TIME (Inter-Association Tournament), the Soccer Cup and the Disabled Sports Day, combining sport, conviviality and commitment.
The Rennes School of Business campus provides sports facilities that are open to all students:
These spaces allow students to practise sports regularly, either independently or as part of training sessions supervised by associations.
The ECRICOME Challenge is the third largest student sporting event in France, bringing together schools from the ECRICOME group. In 2023, Rennes SB welcomed more than 2,100 students, and the 2024 edition brought together 2,500 participants. Eight disciplines are represented: football, rugby, volleyball, basketball, handball, tennis, cheerleading and athletics.
A flagship event in the Brittany region, the Marathon Vert brings together runners, volunteers and partner companies for a two-day event that promotes sport at the local level and strengthens regional ties. Young people from all over France, international participants from around the world, associations, teachers and school staff take part in the Marathon Vert.
Internal multi-association tournament promoting integration, cohesion and emulation among students from different years. Athletes can benefit from special arrangements so that practising a high-level sport is compatible with their higher education.
4L Trophy Coordination is the RSB student association that supports the teams participating in the famous 4L Trophy rally raid every year. Unique in France, it co-organises the event with Désertours and helps students with their mechanical, logistical and solidarity preparations. Active and committed, the team supports our participants throughout the year and brings RSB to life with an unmissable sporting and humanitarian adventure.
Rennes School of Business has been awarded the ‘Établissement d’accueil Sport de Haut Niveau Bretagne’ (High-Level Sports Institution in Brittany) label by the Regional Directorate for Youth, Sports and Social Cohesion and the Local Education Authority.
Athletes can benefit from special arrangements to ensure that practising a high-level sport is compatible with their higher education studies.
What sports facilities are available on the Rennes campus?
Students have access to two weight rooms, two multipurpose rooms, two basketball courts and four table tennis tables, three of which are outdoors.
What is the ECRICOME Challenge?
It is the third largest student sporting event in France. It brings together the business schools of the ECRICOME group for sporting competitions and festive events.
Can I practise a high-level sport while studying at RSB?
Yes. Thanks to its label, RSB supports student athletes in their dual career path with tailor-made arrangements.
Can I join a sports club?
Absolutely. There are several sports clubs, open to all levels. They offer training sessions, events and competitions.
Does RSB participate in regional sporting events?
Yes, notably in the Marathon Vert, which brings together students, professors, staff and partner companies for a race with an environmental impact.
