Built between 1883 and 1934, spanning over 16,000 square meters, and located on Rue Claude Bernard in the heart of Paris's 5th arrondissement, this site first housed the Paris Agronomic Institute, later becoming the renowned engineering school AgroParisTech.
Upon its opening in September 2025, the campus will be renamed "Le Delta" and will host four of the most prestigious schools in their fields: Paris School of Business, Atelier de Sèvres, IESA Arts & Culture, and Cours Florent.
This exceptional 16,000 square meter space will become the daily setting for 3,600 students.
The campus will allow students to meet, collaborate on projects, and access hybrid programs across the schools. This unique blend of disciplines will be a distinctive asset for students entering the job market.
A dedicated space for each school has been designed to reflect their unique identities and the specific needs of their students. The campus is structured around two main types of spaces: shared spaces and unique environments dedicated to each school. The entire campus will allow for free movement, with communal areas accessible to all students.
The Paris School of Business Campus
→ A student welcome center
→ 35 classrooms
→ A 190-seat amphitheater
→ 2 computer labs
→ A student association corner
→ Areas dedicated to administrative and teaching staff
Student-designed spaces and services
→ 2 cafés/co-working spaces
→ Workshops: fablab, makerlab, image and video studio, sound studio, drawing room
→ A library designated as a historical monument, housing 40,000 books
→ A gym