How to come to ISA?

Get to Lille

The Train
The T.G.V. leaves Lille daily and serves almost 60 towns. You can buy the “carte jeune 12-25 ans” (a pass for young people aged 12-25 years), valid for a year that offers up to a 50% discount on trips in Metropolitan France.
Further information on www.sncf.fr

Some Practical Information
To get to ISA from the Lille-Flandres train station by public transportation:
By Subway: at the train station, take line no. 2, direction Saint-Philibert. Stop at the Cormontaigne station.
By bus: at the train station, take line no. 12, Stop at Facultés Catholique (rue Nationale) or by the city shuttle (la Citadine), Stop at Université catholique (boulevard Vauban)
Further information on www.transpole.fr

By car:                   
•    Access by the Tournai Highway (A1)
•    Follow the "Dunkerque" direction (A25) then take the exit no. 5 “Lille centre / Port Fluvial / Lambersart”
•    Keep on straight to the light then on the roundabout you are on the Boulevard de la Moselle
•    Drive to the following light then turn right onto the Rue de Turenne
•    At the first light on the left into the Rue Roland
•    After the second light, turn right onto the Rue Norbert Segard.
•    ISA is in the Rue Norbert Segard after 150 m on the left (black front building)

In case you want to get to ISA’s visitors’ parking lot: temporarily park your car in front of the black gate, then get the access pass from the front desk (“Accueil”) (Main entrance located 50m further).

Park in Vauban

In the framework of our daily commitment to the development of a sustainable campus, we invite you to prefer “green” transportation!!
The ideal way to get to ISA is indeed public transportation or biking.
In fact, the population density in school period makes access to this neighborhood rather difficult.