Paris-Saclay student fair in Massy: planning your 2026 campus visit

The Salon de l'Etudiant de Paris-Saclay brings together universities, engineering schools, business schools, technical institutes and vocational training centres under one roof, giving secondary school pupils, sixth-formers and first-year students a chance to explore their academic options in person. It is a practical stop for anyone weighing up post-baccalaureate routes and needing clear answers on how Parcoursup works. Across the day, L'Etudiant journalists host free conferences alongside orientation specialists, covering topics from Parcoursup applications to choosing between a licence, BTS, BUT, preparatory classes or a specialist school. Visitors can also join workshops, take orientation tests and get tailored advice on apprenticeships, internships and career prospects. The fair is organised in partnership with the Académie de Versailles, the Île-de-France Region and the Paris-Saclay agglomeration, which gives it a strong local focus for families across the southern Paris region. Entry is free but advance registration is required to receive a named invitation. Travellers coming from further afield can stay near the Palais des Congrès Paris Saclay in Massy, making it easy to arrive early, use the full 9am to 6pm schedule and combine the visit with other stops around the Paris-Saclay campus.