The faculty operates across multiple sites in the heart of Paris, integrating history with modern technology.

• Pitié-Salpêtrière Campus: The main training site, famous for its historic architecture and massive clinical capacity.
• Saint-Antoine Campus: A secondary hub focusing on general medicine, midwifery, and paramedical sciences.
• Medical Simulation Laboratory: Students use high-fidelity mannequins and VR to master technical procedures and interpersonal patient communication.
• The Patients' University: A unique initiative where "expert patients" participate in the education of medical students to improve empathy and ethics.
• Paris Brain Institute (ICM): Located on the Pitié-Salpêtrière site, it is a world-class center for neuroscience and neuro-degenerative diseases.
• IUC (University Cancer Institute): A major research and care federation focused on precision oncology and hematology.
• Anatomage & 3D Lab: High-resolution virtual dissection tables that supplement traditional anatomical studies.
• Digital Health Library: 24/7 access to the most extensive medical databases in France, with dedicated study spaces at both main sites.
• Inter-disciplinary Institutes: Collaborative research hubs between the Faculty of Health and the Faculty of Science/Letters.
• Research Hubs: Includes cutting-edge units focused on cardiovascular-metabolic diseases, immunology, and public health.

The faculty is integrated with the AP-HP. Sorbonne University Hospital Group, comprising 7 major hospitals with over 4,000 beds:

• Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital: A world-renowned hub for neurology, cardiology, and infectious diseases.
• Saint-Antoine Hospital: Specializing in digestive health, oncology, and stomatology.
• Armand-Trousseau Hospital: A leading pediatric and neonatal surgical center.
• Tenon Hospital: Famous for urology, pulmonology, and medical imaging.
• Charles-Foix Hospital: A dedicated center for geriatric health and research into aging.
• Rothschild & Quinze-Vingts: Specialized centers for ophthalmology and physical rehabilitation.

Sorbonne University partially applies the French government's differentiated fees for non-EU students.

Scholarship

• France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship: Provides 1,181 €/month for top-tier international Master’s/PhD students in health fields.
• Academic Excellence Scholarships: For new students entering through specific international programs, offering 40% to 50% tuition reduction.
• CAF Housing Subsidy (APL): Available to all students in France, refunding a significant portion of monthly rent.
• CROUS Meal Subsidy: Access to healthy university restaurant meals for 3.30 € (or 1 € for eligible students).

• The Vibe: Paris is the global capital of culture, but also a powerhouse in European med-tech and pharmaceutical research.
• Connectivity: * Metro: Served by Lines 5, 6 (Pitié) and 1, 8 (Saint-Antoine).
• Air: Served by Paris-CDG and Orly (ORY) international airports.
• Safety: Generally safe in the university districts, with active campus security and a massive student presence.

• Accommodation: Managed by CROUS Paris. Residences are highly sought after. Rent: 450 € - 800 € per month (central Paris).
• Dining: Several "Resto' U" (University Restaurants) and cafeterias are available at both Pitié-Salpêtrière and Saint-Antoine sites.
• Cost of Living: High (Paris). Total monthly budget: 1,100 € - 1,500 €.
• Vibe: Urban, academic, and culturally rich. The campuses are in vibrant districts with easy metro access.

• NRI Seats: None. Admission is strictly based on academic merit via the competitive PASS/L.AS exams.
• Entrance Requirements: Non-EU students must apply via the Campus France / Études en France portal by mid-December for the following year.
• Clinical Rotations: Start as early as the third year, with heavy involvement in the AP-HP hospital network.
• Pass Rate: The "direct admission" to the second year is reserved for the top 150-300 students depending on the specific track and year.