GRETA DE GRENOBLE
Located in GRENOBLE, FR
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Overall rating by students
3.9 / 5
GRETA DE GRENOBLE is part of the GRETA network founded in 1974, a public adult continuing education system in France. Located in Grenoble, it is a group of secondary schools that federate their resources to provide vocational training for adults. The center specializes in professional development across various sectors including industry, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and digital skills.
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#1 (National rank)▼
National rank
Ranked #1 globally by EduRank 2026. Source: EduRank.org ↗
National rank
Ranked #1 globally by EduRank 2026. Source: EduRank.org ↗
- Incoming Erasmus
- 193+ Students/Year
- Semester Dates
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Autumn Term
1 Sept - 19 Jan
Spring Term
26 Jan - 18 May
- Drinks
- Pint 🍺: €4.50Wine 🍷: €4.00
- Monthly Rent (Est.)
- 440 €
- Erasmus student network
- ✅ Local student groups active
- Affordability Score
- 7/10
- Total Students
- 193
- English Programs
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3.9/ 5 overall
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5.0
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4.4
Sports & ClubsThe range and energy of competitive athletics, recreational sports, and student-run organisations.
4.3
HousingThe overall condition, cost, maintenance, and location of student dorms and university housing.
4.9
Career SupportHow effectively the university connects students to internships, careers fairs, alumni networks, and jobs.
4.8
Student CommunityHow welcoming, inclusive, and social the student body is, and how easily you can find your crowd.
4.3
NightlifeThe variety and quality of local bars, clubs, live events, and evening social scenes.
4.5
AffordabilityThe everyday cost of student living, including rent, groceries, eating out, and drinks.
3.8
SafetyHow safe and secure you feel on campus and navigating the surrounding city at night.
3.7
TransportationHow easily you can get around via public transit, bike routes, and regional travel links.
3.6
FoodVariety and quality of food at or around the university.
4.8
City & CultureThe general atmosphere of the town or city, including its food scene, green spaces, arts, and character.
3.5
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