Ecole Paris Val de Seine Review

Dear manager of the Val de Seine architecture school (Paris). I do the sm terminal (mathematical science) at the Yamoussoukro scientific high school (Ivory Coast). I would love to continue my studies in architecture. Unfortunately we do not have a national school of architecture here. The only school that exists is private and my parents do not have enough means to register me. For that I would like to know if you have scholarship possibilities for us.

Very good school at the level of education. The school is also pleasant to attend even if as it gets worse.
On the other hand the administration is incompetent and to flee. The location of the school is not TOP either.

Housed in a building designed by the Grand Prix d'Architecture Frederic Borel, on the banks of the Seine, this school of architecture is a major player in the teaching of architecture in France. Recognized for its environmental approach to the project and its openness to building design methods, this is a school to be chosen as a priority for those who wish to embark on a career as an architect.

One of the least professional schools I have ever ran into. Students are completely left alone and communication skills are really bad. I dropped out and was told I was going to get a refund for my tuition, 3 months later I still haven't got my refund back and they stop responding to my emails. Would not recommend at all

A school with sharp, relevant and quality teaching staff. Support teams (IT, printing, fablab ..) at the forefront and very caring. Professional and attentive administration. Overall, it is a very solid school, especially compared to other Parisian ENSAs !! There is a real effort to transmit the profession, and above all to reflect and reconcile learning with the challenges of the digital transition, without losing quality.

Super brilliant, what an architectural work ... it is really a school of architecture.

National School of Architecture ENSAPVDS is an architectural work whose master had the first prize in 2010.
a mix between modernity and tradition with enclave spaces and servant spaces.