The many sports clubs spread across the two campuses allow students to continue playing or discover a new sport: soccer (women’s/men’s), handball (women’s/men’s), basketball (women’s/men’s), rugby, badminton, volleyball, rock climbing, dance, Zumba, scuba diving, sailing, cheerleading, and more…
Oniris VetAgroBio has a sports field with synthetic turf specially designed for soccer and rugby, as well as a recently renovated gym.
Students can also take advantage of the sports offered by the SUAPS (University Physical Activity and Sports Service) for about 50 euros per year for three activities.
All clubs are coordinated by the BDS (Sports Office).
Through numerous student clubs (music, photography, theater, film, cabaret, podcasting, board games, wine tasting, etc.), culture and the arts thrive on our campuses.
Various performances open to the public (café-theater, cabaret nights, etc.) regularly punctuate the academic year.
All clubs are coordinated by the BDA (Arts Office).
Through various student associations and with the support of our faculty, Oniris School is firmly committed to international engagement:
Students are immersed in a “civic-minded school” focused on helping others, through various initiatives that promote social and charitable actions:
Because student life is also designed to prepare professionals who will be able to address tomorrow’s major international challenges in health and food, Oniris VetAgroBio students engage in a wide range of specialized experiences right from the start of their studies.
On the Engineering Campus, for example, students organize culinary competitions and workshops on recipes that reduce food waste.
At the Veterinary Campus, several student organizations focus closely on specific animal species (local or exotic wildlife, new companion animals, bees, livestock, etc.).
Across both campuses, students have founded the OJAS Junior Initiative to apply their theoretical knowledge in real-world business settings.
Through a variety of clubs (film, video games, board games, etc.), leisure activities play an essential role in students’ lives because they contribute to their well-being and help them maintain a balance with their studies.
On the Engineering Campus, for example, students organize cooking competitions and workshops on recipes that reduce food waste.