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Our campuses in Rennes and Paris welcome students in environments conducive to success.
Launched to meet students’ expectations and the demands of the professional world, the Feel Good programme is based on three complementary pillars:
This cross-disciplinary initiative mobilises numerous internal and external resources to ensure that each student receives personalised support tailored to their needs throughout their studies.
Because psychological and physical well-being is essential for academic success, RSB has set up various support and prevention services:
RSB also organises various workshops and conferences dedicated to student well-being and health throughout the year : Stress and emotion management; prevention of addiction, harassment and hazing; advice on nutrition and healthy living; as well as sophrology, yoga, relaxation, meditation and sleep management.
Rennes School of Business strives to provide every student with a respectful and safe living and working environment.
The school is committed to promoting harmonious coexistence and combating hazing, harassment, discrimination and sexual or sexist violence. To prevent these risks, empower students and ensure a safe student experience, the school has implemented:
If you are in danger or wish to contact the police or gendarmerie:
On campus, the Aloha Square service is the first point of contact for students for any questions related to their daily and academic life. A true one-stop shop, Aloha centralises requests and directs each student to the appropriate contacts or services:
Available in person and online, this service guarantees fast, personalised support.
A commitment to diversity is an integral part of RSB’s DNA. The school strives to offer an open and accessible learning environment for all, regardless of students’ social, cultural or medical background.
For Rennes School of Business, diversity is a source of richness and consists of recognising, accepting and valuing differences. Every student, regardless of their social background or medical situation, should feel recognised and find their place. The school is therefore committed to offering equal access to its courses and services.
The Feel Good teams, in conjunction with the Programmes and Student Services departments, support students in a confidential and discreet manner, providing personalised support and a suitable working environment throughout their studies.
Throughout the year, workshops and conferences address topics such as diversity management, gender parity and equality, everyday sexism in the workplace, female leadership and LGBTQIA+ awareness.
‘Our values: Support – Listen – Act – Train – Advise – Inform.’
The Feel Good programme is supported by the Brittany Region, which funds psychological support services and health services for RSB students. This cooperation strengthens the range of services available on campus and guarantees quality coverage for all students.
Well’Come: a tailor-made welcome and integration programme for students
The Well’Come student association plays an essential role in the integration of international and French students at Rennes School of Business:
Thanks to its commitment, Well’Come actively contributes to creating a supportive and intercultural student community.
Student well-being is a central pillar of the Rennes School of Business experience. Thanks to the Feel Good programme and related initiatives, the school offers a study environment that is both academically demanding and humanely caring, enabling each student to succeed, flourish and build their career plans with confidence.
What types of health services are available to students?
Students have access to psychological consultations (BAPU), appointments with health professionals on campus, and helplines available around the clock.
Are there any measures in place to prevent harassment and discrimination?
Yes. Rennes SB has implemented a comprehensive awareness, prevention and reporting plan via the Signalement.net platform, as well as an internal protocol for dealing with reported situations.
How does the school support students with specific needs?
Individualised accommodations are put in place by the Feel Good teams, in coordination with the teaching teams. These measures cover medical, psychological, educational and organisational aspects.
What types of well-being workshops are offered?
Throughout the year, workshops on stress management, nutrition, sleep, relaxation, sophrology and addiction prevention are available to all students.
How are international students supported in their integration?
The Well’Come association organises welcome events and numerous other events to help international students integrate into the school’s student and cultural life.
