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Founded in 1952, ENSEA is a leading French Graduate School located in Cergy-Pontoise (30 km from Paris). As a public institution, ENSEA delivers nearly 240 diplomas each year and recruits students from 'classes préparatoires' (conjunct entrance exam as in Centrale-Supelec, Arts et Métiers Paris Tech), from DUT-BTS, ATS as well as students who hold a two-year university diploma (initial schooling and continued learning). Students are highly encouraged to diversify their curriculum by choosing a specialized program, spending time abroad, or getting a double degree obtained in conjunction with an oversea partner university and by taking part in fulfilling campus activities…
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At the beginning of the 2014/15 university year, the ENSCR had its accreditation to issue engineering degrees CTIrenewed by the CTI, the Engineering Awards Committee, for the maximum period of six years. The ENSCR engineering diploma is accredited as EUR-ACE. As part of its quality policy, the ENSCR and the school management have defined a number of values to try to bring out ensure-iso9001the notion of "the establishment's philosophy." The ENSCR hopes this will reinforce the sentiment of internal cohesion and help all the School's staff and students to fully adopt these values and promote them in the outside world. The School of Chemistry in Rennes was founded in 1…
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ENIB, a graduate school of engineering located in Brest, at the western tip of France in Brittany, ENIB, is one of the highly selective French Grandes Ecoles d'Ingénieurs. It is a graduate school of engineering with a rigorous selection procedure and a high-level teaching program. The Brest National School of Engineering is accredited by the Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur (CTI), the independent organization responsible for the accreditation of engineering curricula and higher education institutions in engineering. As part of the Brest-Iroise technology cluster, which houses leading laboratories and innovative companies, ENIB enjoys an exceptional setting right by the s…
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The "École Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Économique" (ENSAE) is one of the leading French graduate schools in the fields of statistics, economics, finance and actuarial science. ENSAE is a founding member of the Paris Institute of Technology (ParisTech), together with some of France's most prestigious graduate schools of engineering (the so-called "Grandes écoles"). ENSAE is deeply related to the Center for Research in Economics and Statistics (CREST), one of France's leading research centers in economics, statistics, and finance. More recently, ENSAE became a founding member of the Paris-Saclay University. University partnerships extend to all exce…
Last reply by EduCativ,In 1876, Roubaix’s Municipal Council, eager to satisfy the wishes of the local population by providing specific educational services tailored to the needs of an industrial city (Roubaix had been the textile capital for many years), decided to create an establishment intended to bring together public courses, academic schools (weaving, art) along with their collections, the Museum of Art and Industry and the library in a centrally located position all of these had been previously scattered throughout the city. At the same time, the French government hoped to establish a textile school in order to meet the needs of the industry. The government decided to assist the city o…
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PDF, former Ecole Polytechnique Féminine (Polytechnic School for Women), was founded in 1925 as one of 2France's first Grandes Ecoles to train women to be engineers. Since then, it has trained almost 10,000 graduates in every sector of industry and service. Each class has 300 students in the general curriculum and 20-30 students in double degree programs. EPF was founded in 1925 by the female engineer Marie-Louise Paris, under the name IEF (Institut Électromécanique Féminin - Women's Electromechanical Institute) young women to be electromechanical engineers. It also included a shorter program that trained draftswomen and assistant engineers. In 1933, IEF became EPF (Pol…
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PDF, former Ecole Polytechnique Féminine (Polytechnic School for Women), was founded in 1925 as one of 2France's first Grandes Ecoles to train women to be engineers. Since then, it has trained almost 10,000 graduates in every sector of industry and service. Each class has 300 students in the general curriculum and 20-30 students in double degree programs. EPF was founded in 1925 by the female engineer Marie-Louise Paris, under the name IEF (Institut Électromécanique Féminin - Women's Electromechanical Institute) young women to be electromechanical engineers. It also included a shorter program that trained draftswomen and assistant engineers. In 1933, IEF became EPF (Pol…
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ECAM Rennes - Louis de Broglie, founded in 1991, is a private higher education engineering school. The school trains generalist engineers either through their general education program (full-time students) since 1992 or part-time through its engineering apprentice program since 2006 (two weeks of school then 2 weeks work in a company) through a partnership with the Institute of Engineering Techniques based in Brittany. ECAM Rennes School of Engineering is fully accredited by the French Department of Education as well as the Federation of Engineering Schools Executives (FESIC). In 2012, our school became a member of the Center for European University Research in Britt…
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On March 18, 1887, an agreement was signed between the city of Lille and the state. The city agrees to build the Natural Sciences Institute of Physics, Chemistry, Classical Archaeology, and of the Faculties of Law and Letters with financial support from the state. The Act of July 10, 1896, is the University of Lille, supplemented by specialized agencies. With the restructuring of French universities imposed by the law of November 12, 1968, three universities are created in Lille University of Science and Technology (Lille 1), the University of Law and Health (Lille 2) and University of Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (Lille 3). In 1974, the university moved to Lille 3 …
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Claude Bernard Lyon 1 is a university that teaches 45,000 students a year in science, technology, health, and sports. Claude Bernard Lyon 1 is part of Université de Lyon, the most famous French University site outside the Paris region. Having established a robust intellectual reputation both in France and throughout the world, Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University continually pushes the boundaries of knowledge, promotes education through research, and encourages dialogue between science and society. Claude Bernard Lyon 1 is a University for living life to the full. Its campuses, located in the heart of an outstanding region, are lively places with plenty of activities, ena…
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École Polytechnique is a leading French institute that combines top-level research, academics, and innovation at the cutting-edge of science and technology. Its curriculum promotes a culture of excellence with a strong emphasis on science, anchored in humanist traditions. The school produces socially responsible professionals who excel in leading complex and innovative projects which address current and future challenges facing our society. In today's climate of fierce economic competition, innovation is the only route to prosperity. École Polytechnique trains leaders with solid backgrounds in multidisciplinary science through ample exposure to both the business and res…
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Since its foundation in 1992, EBI has placed life at the heart of its engineering training to face the challenge of improving health, well-being, safety, adaptability/versatility, and functionality through innovation. The understanding of the biological mechanisms is represented by our graduates in every engineering profession, from research to production and innovation to market launch. This is true for each of the four industry sectors: pharmacy, cosmetics, agribusiness, and the environment. With its new eco-responsible one-hectare campus in the city center open 16 hours a day, EBI fully expresses its mission as a talent incubator and an open innovation melting pot. A…
Last reply by EduCativ,Created in 1900 in response to industrialists' demand, ECAM Lyon train generations of responsible and creative engineers who use their scientific expertise to serve a sustainable and ethical future. For over a century, ECAM Lyon has continued to adapt to companies' needs and the expectations of young people and their families. A pioneer in its field, its notable innovations are establishing one of the first Engineering Apprenticeship programs, the first factory-school dedicated to Lean Management (INEXO: Institute of Operational Excellence) and the first five-year Engineering Programme in English in France (ECAM Engineering). ECAM Lyon is based on Lasallian traditions…
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ECE Paris trains non-specialized and high-tech engineers eager to contribute to today's significant societal challenges. During their studies in France and abroad, ECE Paris students acquire expertise in the significant sectors of industry, manufacturing, energy, construction, transportation, trade and distribution, finance, insurance, administration, health, education, culture, and media. Once becoming innovative engineers and courted by businesses, all become dedicated to playing a role in contributing to a more efficient economy. ECE Paris prepares them for this by teaching science and high technology and by allowing them to put together their personalized curricul…
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Founded in Le Havre in 1871, Ecole de Management de Normandie is one of the oldest established French business schools. Incorporated as a Higher Education & Research non-profit association (under the 1901 Act) and operating under private law, EM Normandie operates five campuses in Caen, Le Havre, Paris, Dublin & Oxford. François Raoul-Duval chairs the School's Board of Trustees, and Director General Jean-Guy Bernard has managed EM Normandie since 2004. Openness to the world, Close relations between Faculty and students, and Humility. Such are the pedagogical principles applied at EM Normandie. By these tenets, the School has developed in its various programs…
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Bordeaux Montaigne University brings together more than 14 000 students and 1 300 teaching and administrative staff for study and research in the arts, languages, literature, and human and social sciences. As a laboratory for ideas, and an intellectual hotbed, Bordeaux Montaigne University contributes meaningfully to the scientific debates of its day and works tirelessly to cultivate and nurture its fundamental values: independence, and freedom of thought. The University considers equality of opportunities to be one of its priority missions. It works permanently to perfect the courses it offers and to support and guide its students towards success. Now so more than ev…
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Located in Brest, at the western tip of France in Brittany, ENIB is one of the highly selective French Grandes Ecoles d’Ingénieurs. It is a graduate school of engineering with a rigorous selection procedure and a high-level teaching program. The Brest National School of Engineering is accredited by the Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur (CTI), the independent organization responsible for the accreditation of engineering curricula and higher education institutions in engineering. As part of the Brest-Iroise technology cluster, which houses leading laboratories and innovative companies, ENIB enjoys an exceptional setting right by the sea. The right college for an active ro…
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The Blois campus offers engineering courses with the Industrial Systems Engineering (GSI) department, and landscape architect courses with the School for Nature and Landscape (ENP), the INSA Centre Val de Loire's 5th department, which was set up on 1 January 2015 following the integration of the Blois National Graduate School for Nature and Landscape. This cross-training in the engineering sciences aims to train engineers capable of taking on the industrial production activity in its entirety, including R & D, manufacturing, and the "support" professions (QHSE, maintenance, purchasing, etc.). Having absorbed these two schools, the Institute now awards four enginee…
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The University of Cergy-Pontoise – UCP – is a national university and 17 other national universities in the Paris area. The UCP is an attractive center of teaching and research which hosts international students interested in studying in France for a semester, an academic year, or a more extended stay to obtain a degree. The city of Cergy-Pontoise, located in the Val-d’Oise district, is a dynamic city with its artistic and cultural events and numerous theatres, museums, and concert halls. It is one of the largest economic zones in France with two international airports nearby. The Val-d’Oise is a district with a high density of firms, including many foreign companies. …
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Founded in 1875, the Catholic University of Paris (Institut Catholique de Paris - ICP) is the inheritor of the Medieval Liberal Arts Colleges and lies in the tradition of the Sorbonne, the oldest academic institution in France. ICP is renowned for its excellence in core academic fields such as Theology, Philosophy, and Canon Law. These serve as a basis for the development of Humanities and Social sciences, where Education, Ethics, and Anthropology are well represented. As a non-for-profit Association under French Law of 1901, recognized as Promoting the Public interest, its unique Research Unit “Religion, Culture, and Society” is fully recognized by the French Ministry of…
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Our long-established and robust identity is founded on a combination of elements. Through its structure and its name, the Ecole Centrale de Marseille is linked to France’s other Engineering Schools, the Écoles Centrales. Its students are recruited through the same application process, and its teaching program and international relationships reflect those of the Écoles Centrales of Lille, Lyon, Nantes, and Paris. It develops and promotes the same idea of what makes an engineer. However, our École Centrale should also be seen retrospectively in terms of its deep-rooted history. Its present situation is the source of many significant characteristics. Finally, it should be …
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CentraleSupélec is an internationally-reputed Higher Education and Research Institution. Its excellence lies in its combination of fundamental and applied sciences for innovation with societal impact. For almost two centuries, CentraleSupélec's top engineers have been practicing their skills and knowledge to develop corporate institutions and public organizations. CentraleSupélec is a public institution under the ministerial charter, devoted to the sciences and engineering. This charter is shared between the Ministry of Higher Education and Research and the Ministry of Economy, Industry, and Digital Technologies. CentraleSupélec was officially established on January 1…
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UCO has over 165 partner universities worldwide. We host over 150 exchange students and 1,500 French as second language students (at CIDEF) from over 60 countries every year. Over 350 UCO students spend time abroad for studies and internships every year. UCO has signed 14 new agreements in 10 different countries and established a double diploma in Human Resources with the University of Québec in Rimouski, Canada. For the academic year 2011-2012, we are glad to announce three other joint degrees with St Edward’s University (Austin, Texas, USA), and Hope University (Liverpool, UK). Amongst various activities organized for our international students are trips to differen…
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The Catholic University of Lyon was founded in 1875 and aimed to educate competent and responsible women and men. It welcomes a diverse range of students from every nationality with a variety of philosophical and religious beliefs and respects freedom of conscience and secularism. Its location at the heart of a regional capital, its close ties with business and strong international links, promotes academic excellence, creativity, and integrity. The LL.M. degrees offered by the Catholic University of Lyon (UCLy) enable law graduates to further their legal education by gaining a systematic understanding of the critical issues at the forefront of select areas of internatio…
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Founded in 1899, Burgundy School of Business - BSB belongs to the top 1% of business schools in the world to have received double AACSB and EQUIS accreditation. BSB offers top-level Management training programmes to French and international students: Bachelor, Master in Management and postgraduate programmes designed for recent graduates or professionals. BSB also offers particular expertise in areas relating to French excellence, namely wine management via its internationally-reputed School of Wine & Spirits Business, and also arts and cultural management, for students seeking to transform a personal interest into their future career. Our management education p…
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