UPMF, including the Institut universitaire de technologie, and Stendhal). Valence is also home to the INPG engineering school (ESISAR). Many other and more specialized schools are also located in Valence. Joseph Fourier University: science, technology, health, STAPS, Pierre Mendès-France University: Stendhal University: letters, languages ESISAR (École nationale supérieure in advanced systems and networks) of Grenoble INP Lycée Camille-Vernet: CPGE scientific and economic Higher technology Institute Montplaisir: CPGE economic and trade (EGC) Institute for hospital nursing education La Poudrière – Animation film school (ISTM) Sport Basketball: Valence Bourg Basket is a basketball club created on 6 May 2011 and located in Bourg-lès-Valence. Cycling: Valence was finish city of the 11th stage of the 1996 Tour de France, with the victory of the Colombian José Jaime González. Valence will also be the finish for Stage 15 of the 2015 Tour de France on 19 July. American football: the , created in 2002, evolve in France's Division 3 Championship. Football: Association Sportive de Valence (ASV) replaced ASOA Valence, which went into judicial liquidation in August 2005, the new team plays in the CFA from the 2011–2012 season. Golf: The Golf Club de Valence covers approximately of woods and greenery in the commune of Charpey (east of the city); the place bears the name of Golf de Valence – St Didier, and offers a course of 18 holes with a length of , par 71. Situated in Bourg-lès-Valence, the Golf des Chanalets offers an 18-hole course, with a length of , par 71, and opens onto large 360° panoramas of the plain of Valence with the Rhône, Ardèche and Vercors summits. Handball: played in the from the season. Ice hockey: The team was founded in 1976 and played in . Judo: The CSF Judo Valence club was established in 1950. It now has 164 licensees including 17 black belts. Three graduate teachers of state and two volunteer teachers supervise the youngest to most senior courses. Roller in-line hockey: Valence Roller Hockey has a team playing in the Championship of France N2 and counts an international junior among its players. Rugby union: Valence is the primary home of ROC La Voulte-Valence, which currently plays in the third division of French rugby, Fédérale 1. The current club was created in 2010 when the city's former club, Valence Sportif, merged with nearby La Voulte Sportif, from La Voulte-sur-Rhône. Squash: The Squash Club de Valence has a team