The health campus is a massive ecosystem integrated with the southern hospital complex of Toulouse.

• Institut d’Anatomie et de Simulation Chirurgicale (IASC): A major facility specializing in surgical anatomy and robotic simulation, allowing students to train using both traditional methods and 3D modeling.
• ItSims (Institut Toulousain de Simulation en Santé): A multidisciplinary simulation center that serves the entire medical, nursing, and paramedical student body.
• I2SO (Institut de Simulation en Santé Orale): A dedicated facility for dentistry (Odontology) students, focusing on procedural feedback and procedural simulation.
• Campus AMIS (Anthropologie Moléculaire et Imagerie de Synthèse): A world-class research hub focused on molecular anthropology and synthetic imaging.
• Biocentex: A specialized platform for high-level clinical and biological research, facilitating the bridge between the lab and the hospital.
• Health Library (BU Santé): A major academic library spread over multiple sites (Rangueil/Purpan), offering dedicated quiet study zones and vast digital resources.
• Computerized Exam Center: A high-capacity digital hall for secure, tablet-based national ranking exams (EDN).
• 3IA Côte d’Azur & ANITI: Toulouse is a hub for Artificial Intelligence (AI); the faculty works closely with the ANITI institute on AI applications in diagnostic medicine.
• Museum of Anatomy: Houses historic and rare anatomical collections used for both heritage and academic instruction.
• Tutorat Santé Toulouse (TST): One of the largest and most active student-led support systems in France, providing mentoring and weekly mock exams.

The faculty is closely partnered with the CHU de Toulouse, the 4th largest hospital in France:

• Hôpital Rangueil: Specialized in cardiac surgery, kidney transplantation, and traumatology.
• Hôpital Purpan: The central hub for emergency care, pediatrics, and infectious diseases in northern Toulouse.
• IUCT Oncopole (Institut Universitaire du Cancer): A globally recognized cancer center and research hub located on the former AZF site.
• Hôpital des Enfants: A state-of-the-art dedicated pediatric facility on the Purpan campus.

As a public university, Toulouse III typically applies national fees. While "differentiated fees" for non-EU students exist, many qualify for university-level waivers.

Scholarship

• Eiffel Excellence Scholarship: Prestigious grant for top international candidates, providing approximately 1,181 €/month.
• Regional Mobility Grants (Occitanie): Financial support for students undertaking clinical rotations or research abroad.
• CAF Housing Subsidy (APL): Available to international students, typically refunding €150–€300/month on rent.
• CROUS Social Aid: Emergency grants and food aid available for students in difficulty.

• Accommodation: Managed by CROUS de Toulouse-Occitanie. Popular residences include Tripode (on-campus) and L'Arsenal. Rent: €300 - €550/month.
• Dining: Several university restaurants (Resto' U) and cafeterias are available, including the one at Rangueil.
• Cost of Living: Moderate. Toulouse is more affordable than Paris but offers a high metropolitan standard. Total monthly budget: €850 - €1,100.
• Vibe: Known as the "Pink City" (La Ville Rose), Toulouse is a vibrant, student-centric city with a heavy focus on aerospace and biotechnology.

• NRI Seats: None. Admission is strictly merit-based via the competitive PASS/L.AS exams.
• Entrance Requirements: Non-EU students must apply via the "Études en France" (Campus France) portal.
• Language Requirement: C1 French is strongly recommended for the medical degree due to the high intensity of the humanities and medical law components.