Throughout the year, the campus comes alive with a vibrant cultural programme, including workshops, theatre performances, film screenings, exhibitions, conferences, concerts, and much more.

Mobility students also have access to UNC’s Sports and Physical Activities Service (SUAPS), which offers a wide range of sports and recreational activities, helping students stay active, meet new people, and make the most of their experience in New Caledonia.

In addition, before the start of each semester (June–July and November–December), non-French-speaking mobility students are invited to join the French Immersion Campus programme. This intensive language experience helps participants improve their French skills and begin their studies under the best possible conditions. Students may also sit for the DELF/DALF French language certification during the December examination session.

For more information about the International Residence, transportation options, and activities available on campus, please download the Welcome Guide or contact the Language & Mobility Hub at the following address: mlm@unc.nc