Le Catalyseur
118 Route de Narbonne Ground Floor Building U4, Toulouse, OCCITANIE 31400
The Paul Sabatier Catalyst
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from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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118 Route de Narbonne Ground Floor Building U4, Toulouse, OCCITANIE 31400
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Oct 31 2025
The special student-employee status is a joke in name only... It's impossible to complete a course at this university as an adult with a real job (even if you manage to study from books or get course materials shared). In fact, it's impossible to get an exemption from practical sessions. You have to submit the special status application in person at the office (which is only open during office hours)... even though you work during office hours... Good luck if you're an adult returning to studies with a fixed work schedule, and you're not, for example, self-employed...
Benaissa Zarhbouch
Oct 22 2025
Teleo station for Paul Sabatier University
AhmedAbdallah AhmedAbdallah
Oct 10 2025
A large university, very welcoming, especially to foreigners.
Eval
Sep 24 2025
A diploma that brings nothing in companies I was told that the IUT does not help young people to really train while private schools provide more broad training where there are contracts for example being at the IUT is being in a public school or after a BUT there is nothing more in the end
Cathia Lizé
Sep 08 2025
Serious Concerns About Accessibility, Program Quality, and Ethical Standards at this bad University. I am writing here a review to express my deep disappointment and concern regarding my experience in the AI Master's program at your university from september 2024 to February 2025. As a disabled student of 38 years old and already engineer, I have been consistently denied proper access to accommodations and basic accessibility measures — despite repeated requests and five months of waiting and asking again and again. This is a serious violation of my rights and of the law. We are in 2024, not 1970, and yet obtaining even accessibility support felt like a constant battle. Despite already holding an engineering degree and being an experienced engineer, I faced unnecessary obstacles at every step because of this university and bad staff, and I gave up the master ! The academic program itself was outdated, overly theoretical, and disconnected from current industry needs. Much of the AI of 1 semester content dated back to the 1980s and so theoric only, with little relevance to today’s real-world applications. Instead of practical, up-to-date coursework, the curriculum was filled with general computer science that was of little value to someone aiming to specialize to AI. It felt like a enormous waste of time. What’s more disturbing is the attitude of some faculty members, teachers, who openly criticized engineering schools face to me when they knew about my degree I got in 2009 — including the school from which I graduated — suggesting they produce "bad program", “bad engineers” and that “university is better.” Such unprofessional comments appeared more rooted in jealousy or resentment than in any objective academic critique. Many of these individuals were of similar age to me, and seemingly frustrated that they had not pursued a more competitive path themselves ! Even worse, when I raised these issues and exercised my right to speak up about the lack of support for students with disabilities, I was met with hostility from the university's administration. One particular administrator seemed personally offended and even attempted to initiate disciplinary proceedings against me, simply for voicing valid concerns. It's a shame ! To add to this shocking experience and this administrator hatred me and wanting revenge, I learned the 1stemester of 2024-2025, that a new student with a criminal conviction for sexual assault was admitted into the sixth year of medical school and allowed to practice as a medical intern at the hospital in Toulouse. How can the university justify such leniency in one case, while aggressively retaliating against a disabled student advocating for their legal rights ? This situation reveals deep dysfunction within the institution — from outdated academic content, to lack of disability support, to troubling ethical inconsistencies. It is clear that serious reflection is needed at all levels of the university: administration, faculty, and leadership. The current environment does not meet basic standards of quality, inclusion, or professionalism ! I voluntarily withdrew from the program due to these cumulative issues, which made continuing impossible and counterproductive. I sincerely hope that the administrator in question will not retaliate for this review. He previously warned me not to speak negatively about the university or risk damaging its reputation, which I found deeply inappropriate and concerning. I have proofs of everything I say in this review.
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