Université de Toulouse vs University of Toulouse - Jean Jaurès vs Toulouse School of Management vs IGS – RH Institut de Gestion Sociale vs INSA Toulouse – Institut National des Sciences Appliquées

Side-by-side comparison from 50 verified student reviews. Scan one row at a time — winners are highlighted

Quick verdict
Higher overall rating: Tie
Université de Toulouse: wins 1/7 categories
University of Toulouse - Jean Jaurès: wins 1/7 categories
Toulouse School of Management: wins 0/7 categories
IGS – RH Institut de Gestion Sociale: wins 0/7 categories
INSA Toulouse – Institut National des Sciences Appliquées: wins 5/7 categories
CESI: wins 0/7 categories
EPSI l’école de l’ingénierie informatique: wins 0/7 categories
Comparing
Best programme: Biology
Best programme: French
Best programme: Business with International Management
Best programme: Chemical and Process Engineering
Aix en Provence, France
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Category ratings
Facilities
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4.15
3.33
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4.50
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Location
4.27
3.77
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4.50
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Professors
4.27
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4.15
3.67
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Internationality
4.09
4.11
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3.33
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4.00
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Student life
4.00
4.22
3.67
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5.00
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Value
4.18
4.22
3.33
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5.00
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Accommodation
4.18
3.99
2.67
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4.50
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Pros & Cons
Pros
  • +Dedicated, accomplished faculty and rigorous academic programs
  • +Modern facilities and a vibrant, inclusive campus life
  • +Holistic, forward-thinking educational experience
  • +Supportive professors and welcoming community
  • +Vibrant campus life and engaging extracurriculars
  • +Convenient city location with nearby amenities
  • +Robust academic programs with real-world application
  • +International environment with diverse students and experienced professors
  • +Opportunities for personal growth and global experience

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  • +Multidisciplinary, practical, and industry-relevant curriculum
  • +Strong preparation for the professional world and career readiness
  • +International focus and development of teamwork skills

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Cons
  • -Administrative and management issues cause significant frustration.
  • -Outdated facilities and a lack of resources hinder learning.
  • -Poor communication and lack of support from staff are common complaints.
  • -Administrative and management issues cause significant frustration.
  • -Outdated facilities and resources are a major drawback.
  • -Lack of career support and unclear future prospects are disappointing.
  • -Chaotic administration and lack of support.
  • -Unfair teaching practices and vague, difficult exams.

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  • -Administrative and management issues
  • -Outdated facilities and equipment
  • -Lack of adequate resources and support

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Rating summary
What students say

Overall, this institution garners strong ratings across multiple facets. It particularly excels in **Professors** and **Location**, both receiving a score of approximately 4.27. **Accomodation** and **Value** also perform well, averaging around 4.18. **Facilities** and **Student Life** are rated at a solid 4, indicating good, though not exceptional, performance in these areas.

This institution receives high marks in several key areas. Student life and value for money stand out with the strongest ratings, both exceeding 4.2. Internationality and facilities are also well-regarded, scoring above 4.1. The weakest area, comparatively, is location, with a rating of 3.77. Accommodations and professors also received solid, though slightly lower, scores.

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Boasting a strong score in Location (4.0), this institution also receives solid marks for Professors and Student Life, both at 3.7. Facilities and Internationality are rated moderately at 3.3. However, Accomodation stands out as the weakest area, receiving a rating of 2.7. Value is also rated moderately at 3.3.

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This institution demonstrates exceptional strengths in student life, receiving a perfect score. High marks are also awarded to its facilities, location, and accommodation, all at 4.5. Internationality and professors are solid at 4. The university also achieves a perfect score for value, indicating a strong overall offering.

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Reviews summary
Highlights

All 11 reviews are positive, averaging 4/5 stars. Students praise exceptional faculty, comprehensive programs, modern facilities, and vibrant campus life, contributing to a holistic and supportive educational experience.

Students praise the university's convenient city location and supportive, encouraging professors. High academic standards, a thriving campus life with extracurriculars, and enriching program experiences are frequently mentioned. Negative feedback is negligible.

With a 3.67/5 average rating, most reviews are positive, highlighting a transformative academic journey with excellent curricula and experienced professors. Negative feedback (~33%) points to administrative chaos and unfair teaching practices.

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Reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with ~100% recommending the university for its multidisciplinary education, professional preparation through practical experience, and international focus. Topics covered are topical and relevant to the modern world.

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Rating distribution
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GOOD

The University of Jean Jaurès is a large university - approximately 23,000 students - located in the city of Toulouse which takes place near the coast, the mountains and near Spain as well. It is an arts, social studies and humanities public university - the most popular courses are Psychology and Applied Languages. I would recommend this university (especially if you study languages since the level is very high); professors are quite pleasant, and the administrative staff is usually helpful. However, the neighbourhood where it is located is far from the city centre (but you can get to the city centre easily as the subway station is right next to university) and quite dangerous especially at night so I would not recommend to live there. Toulouse is an amazing city to be a student as it has more than 100,000 students and everything is made for us - it is not as expensive as other French cities, for instance. Some buildings are being renovated in University so it is becoming a nicer, more modern and better place to study. Lots of events are going on in Jean Jaurès every week of the year - cinema, sports, markets, etc. Nevertheless, it is not the best organised university in terms of timetables, exams, room assignation, etc, but it is still a great place to study. It is also full of international students.

A Transformative Journey

My journey at TSM has been nothing short of transformative. The commitment to academic excellence, coupled with international teachers, has provided me with a robust education. The emphasis on diversity and inclusion was an excellent environment for my personal growth. The curriculum is designed to blend theory with real-world application and equips students with the skills necessary to thrive in a dynamic global landscape. The possibility of a university exchange abroad has been a pivotal aspect of my education, providing me with the opportunity to immerse myself in a different culture and educational system. My dream of living and working abroad was made possible thank to TSM. In conclusion, TSM is a school that I would recommend without a doubt to anyone that wish to acquire business excellence in a multicultural environment.

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