Discover Bienvenue à Rennes events — from themed dinners and workshops to networking and cultural outings — connect, learn, and experience Rennes like a local.

If you’ve ever dreamed of learning French while experiencing the culture, history, and charm of Brittany, the programmes offered in Rennes provide one of the most immersive and enriching experiences available. These programmes blend language learning with real cultural exposure, allowing students to live, learn, and explore France in a meaningful way. Whether you’re looking for a short-term course, a long-term immersion, or a custom group trip, Rennes offers a beautiful balance of education, travel, and community.

If you’ve ever dreamed of learning French while living in a vibrant European city — and experiencing real French culture beyond textbooks — then Bienvenue à Rennes offers exactly that. Based in the charming city of Rennes, this program blends language training, cultural immersion, travel, and community to give students a unique, enriching experience.

Moving abroad to study is one of the most exciting journeys a student can take — but it can also feel overwhelming. New language, new systems, new people, and an entirely different lifestyle can make the transition challenging. That’s where Bienvenue à Rennes steps in. Dedicated to guiding international students as they settle into life in Rennes, this organization offers essential support, cultural insight, and personalized assistance so students can thrive academically, socially, and personally.

Studying abroad is more than just attending classes in a new country—it’s about stepping into a vibrant cultural tapestry, building lifelong connections, and growing both personally and academically. With Bienvenue à Rennes, international students receive more than just academic support; they gain a partner dedicated to making their transition to France smooth, enriching, and memorable.

One of the biggest advantages of studying in Rennes is the affordability of higher education. Tuition fees are considerably lower than in many English-speaking countries, yet the quality of instruction and facilities remains world-class.