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UTC’s international policy consists of deploying its strategic mission on an international scale to enrich the French model of “universities of technology” (a combination of training, research, innovation and creativity, and partnerships with the socio-economic world) developing real, inter-cultural experiences for all concerned. Implementing this policy relies on an international network approach, covering both the EU member countries and non-EU states, on developing the networking platform through mobility and its use. UTC encourages and facilitates overseas stays for its students. These can take the form of courses, technical internships/placements, or their end-of-studies projects. The “open” international policy adopted by UTC guarantees the degree to which non-French students and research scientists from around the world are welcome in Compiegne. They benefit from specific accompaniment and courses to make their stay in France both enjoyable and professionally rewarding: there are summer schools, unique international electives, exchange programs, courses at UTC given directly in English, intensive courses to learn or improve French language skills. International co-supervision of a doctoral (Ph.D.) thesis implies that the work is followed and jointly by two co-supervisors in two different countries, thereby requiring double matriculation by the students concerned.- UTC’s international policy consists of deploying its strategic mission on an international scale to enrich the French model of “universities of technology” (a combination of training, research, innovation and creativity, and partnerships with the socio-economic world) developing real, inter-cultural experiences for all concerned. Implementing this policy relies on an international network approach, covering both the EU member countries and non-EU states, on developing the networking platform through mobility and its use. UTC encourages and facilitates overseas stays for its students. These can take the form of courses, technical internships/placements, or their end-of-studies projects. The “open” international policy adopted by UTC guarantees the degree to which non-French students and research scientists from around the world are welcome in Compiegne. They benefit from specific accompaniment and courses to make their stay in France both enjoyable and professionally rewarding: there are summer schools, unique international electives, exchange programs, courses at UTC given directly in English, intensive courses to learn or improve French language skills. International co-supervision of a doctoral (Ph.D.) thesis implies that the work is followed and jointly by two co-supervisors in two different countries, thereby requiring double matriculation by the students concerned. View full university
