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International School of Toulouse where over 500 children from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 enjoy an education of the highest quality. Our curriculum offers the challenge of high expectations and the excitement of engaging learning experiences. We are a passionate learning community with technology at the forefront and a team of talented and dedicated faculty members. We actively seek to inspire and encourage students to maximize their abilities, develop open-mindedness and prepare them for the challenges of an increasingly mobile and interdependent world. As an International School, we aim to create a friendly, safe, and supportive environment for our students whether benefiting from an IST education for one year or fifteen. We recognize the importance of maintaining a quality staff at IST and are committed to providing ongoing opportunities for development and creativity allowing us all to make the best use of our modern facilities and outstanding resources. As a team, we provide an inspiring, balanced, and innovative curriculum ensuring that each student achieves to the maximum of their ability. As a community, we celebrate and value our cultural diversity and we actively promote international-mindedness. Together we will enable our students to flourish as open-minded, confident, and independent young people with a lifelong desire to learn and the will to have a positive impact on the world around them. As members of an IB World School, we strive to be Inquirers: We nurture our curiosity, developing skills for inquiry and research. We know how to learn independently and with others. We learn with enthusiasm and sustain our love of learning throughout life. Knowledgeable: We develop and use conceptual understanding, exploring knowledge across a range of disciplines. We engage with issues and ideas that have local and global significance. Thinkers: We use critical and creative thinking skills to analyze and take responsible action on complex problems. We exercise initiative in making reasoned, ethical decisions. Communicators: We express ourselves confidently and creatively in more than one language and many ways. We collaborate effectively, listening carefully to the perspectives of other individuals and groups. Principled: We act with integrity and honesty, with a strong sense of fairness and justice, and with respect for the dignity and rights of people everywhere. We take responsibility for our actions and their consequences. Open-minded: We critically appreciate our own cultures and personal histories, as well as the values and traditions of others. We seek and evaluate a range of points of view, and we are willing to grow from the experience. Caring: We show empathy, compassion, and respect. We commit to service, and we act to make a positive difference in the lives of others and the world around us. Risk-takers: We approach uncertainty with forethought and determination we work independently and cooperatively to explore new ideas and innovative strategies. We are resourceful and resilient in the face of challenges and change. Balanced: We understand the importance of balancing different aspects of our lives – intellectual, physical, and emotional – to achieve well-being for ourselves and others. We recognize our interdependence with other people and with the world in which we live. Reflective: We thoughtfully consider the world and our ideas and experience. We work to understand our strengths and weaknesses to support our learning and personal development. As members of the IST community, we also strive to be Creative: We are open to the opinions and ideas of others and are not afraid to put forward our own. We make inventive connections between diverse sources with a keen desire to understand, use and build on the ideas we encounter. When faced with unexpected or challenging problems we use our imagination, intuition, and reason to question further and think deeper, pushing ourselves to reach new conclusions or solutions. Resilient: We value perseverance and self-motivation. We are mindful and recognize the need for self-knowledge and self-awareness to help us face emotional, intellectual, and physical challenges. We know that to succeed we may first have to overcome a difficulty or even failure. This awareness is a positive source of motivation for us and we are eager to learn from our mistakes thereby improving our understanding, and furthering our skills and our knowledge. View full school

TBS Barcelona is the Barcelona Campus of the Toulouse Business School Group, which belongs to the Toulouse Chamber of Commerce and Industry. It is a public higher education institution and was founded in 1903. It has more than 4,500 students and a network of over 35,000 alumni around the world. It also has agreements with more than 160 institutions worldwide, a faculty of professors comprised of PhDs and business professionals, and five research centers. Moreover, there are three campuses: Toulouse, Barcelona, and Casablanca, and a location in Paris. Our mission is double: Train tomorrow's leaders, regardless of their background or where they exercise their responsibilities Generate knowledge in the major disciplines of management. And our vision, threefold: To be one of the institutions of reference at the European level in all our programs To be one of the most appreciated business schools among our graduates and partner companies To be a truly international business school, with presence wherever the future determines At Toulouse Business School, we believe new ways can be opened. Innovating, dare to take risks, we are enthusiastic and invest in each of our students' career development: Their difficulties are ours, and their successes our pride. Ethics and solidarity are critical: TBS always acts with responsibility and integrity, and openness is a synonym for curiosity, tolerance, critical spirit, and mutual enrichment. Toulouse Business School has earned three prestigious international accreditations in the industry, thus assuring its degrees. Only 1% of business schools worldwide have managed to earn all three accreditations, and in Spain, only ESADE, the Instituto de Empresa, and IESE have this triple accreditation. These recognitions ensure an education that meets the strictest standards of quality in teaching, research, and job placement. They also give international prestige to the degrees from the school. Sharing your experience and expertise with students is a crucial aspect of education at our school. Beyond learning about the trends in responsibilities, positions, and know-how of a company, this direct contact with students gives them a new or complementary look at management. View full university

ENVT was founded in 1828. It is one of the oldest Grandes Ecoles of Toulouse. Since its creation, it has continually played a significant role in society by training one third (and later one fourth) of French veterinarians. It prides itself on counting among its past students some of the profession's great names: clinicians, researchers, lecturers, industrialists, and policy-makers. A veterinarian is a high-rank biologist trained in small and large animal medicine and surgery, whether the animals are bred and raised as companion animals or for sports, recreational, or farming purposes. Veterinarians play a significant role in animal farming hence in land planning, as farmers are not only food providers but also land managers. They also ensure public health as human health is linked with animal health, environment, and by-products. Through its clinical activities, ENVT is open to its urban environment and rural Greater South-west France. Through its research activities in partnership with research institutes such as INRA and INSERM or teams from Toulouse University, ENVT has acquired a long-lasting international reputation. Training general practitioners whose economic role is essential in the region has developed strong ties with local economic and human territories. The school is involved in around 50 exchange programs. It thus has a tremendous international dimension and offers its students, lecturers, and researchers numerous opportunities abroad. It is now a member of Université Fédérale de Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées (UFTMP). At the national level, it is a member of the French Agronomic, Veterinary, and Forest Institute alongside other establishments for agronomic and veterinary higher education and research. Besides its academic achievements, the school is an exceptional 53-hectare tree-filled site just a couple of miles away from the city center. It is delimited on its northern boundaries by a Green Belt (an unspoiled walkway along with the Touch, a tributary of the Garonne river); it also hosts an equestrian center, thus making it possible for students to enjoy getaways between wooded areas and the Garonne river banks, at walking or horse-riding distance. The school's commitment to sustainable development has been awarded at local, national, and even international levels. It has made it a wonderful place to live, work, and study in. It is well-equipped with sports facilities, and its Students' Union is incredibly dynamic. ENVT offers various extra-curricular activities and takes part in numerous humanitarian or sports events, among which the 4L Trophy rally, the Spi Dauphine regatta, the Garona Cup rowing competition, the National University Rowing championship, Beauvais' International University Rugby tournament, the Inter-Health Rugby Sevens tournament, etc. The school's library was created in 1828. Ever since, it has conserved a collection of works specialized in veterinary and agro-food sciences, some of which dating back from the 16th century. Although meant for professionals, the library is open to the public. The collection comprises around 34,000 documents (26,800 veterinary theses, among which 16,900 are listed in the Archipel catalog, 5,000 recent books, and around 2,900 books published between the 16th and the 19th centuries). At ENVT, we firmly believe that excellence in teaching and research can only be achieved with an international dimension. We offer an excellent opportunity for our students to complement their academic and practical knowledge in veterinary science and discover new cultures and languages. All our students have experience abroad at least once in their studies; they can choose to do internships abroad or participate in one of our different exchange programs. Studying at ENVT is a great way to experience the French lifestyle, explore the country, and make new friends, all while attending lessons and gaining academic credits toward your degree. Toulouse, the southwestern city, which hosts 40,000 students, is awash with culture, art, industry, and architecture. It is ranked among the best student cities in France. At ENVT, we firmly believe that excellence in teaching and research can only be achieved with an international dimension. We offer an excellent opportunity for our students to complement their academic and practical knowledge in veterinary science and discover new cultures and languages. View full university

Our vision is too prone to excellence in education and research training so that our students become future actors of sustainable economic development on a global scale. Our values target affordable quality education accessible to everyone. We offer an array of educational programs that will train students in Agriculture, Food, and Environmental Sciences so that they can be fully operational upon recruitment in the professional and international sphere. We endeavor to develop creativity and apply it to professional fields by building opportunities for innovative entrepreneur partnerships with business or charitable foundations. We prepare our students to hold leading roles faced to consumers' moving needs by taking advantage of our institution's interdisciplinary attributes as a significant stimulus for teaching and research. To this end, we evaluate the necessity to appraise on-going programs, create new ones relevant to the expectations of identified needs, and include stakeholders in the decisions that may affect them. These are performed according to a quality management scheme. We offer opportunities and strongly encourage our students to participate in extra-curricular activities through sports, music, dance, arts, and other cultural activities. The INP-ENSAT is a founder member of the Toulouse Agri-Campus, an international center of research, academics, and industrial sectors of the French South-West Agribusiness sectors, with more than 60 research institutions, 800 research scientists and teaching faculty members, 3000 post-graduate and 250 Ph.D. students, and some 150 post-docs. More than 200 private companies of the agro-industrial, the food, and environmental sectors are significant contributors to the network. Toulouse Agri-Campus also federates the Agrofood Chain Master's program. The engineering programme at the ENSAT is mandated by the French “Commission du Titre des Ingénieurs” The "Conférence des Grandes Écoles" (CGE) offers a State recognition of a nationally-certified degree after five years of study in Engineering Schools, Management schools, and higher education institutions offering other specialties. The CGE accredits its members' educational programs and provides a quality label to guarantee that these programs meet the labor market's expectations within public agencies, economic stakeholders, or civil society. The INP-ENSAT participates in the French Institute for Agricultural, Forestry, and Veterinary Sciences. The INP-ENSAT is the Engineering Faculty of Life Sciences, part of the 7 University campuses of the INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE TOULOUSE (INPT), founder member of the Federal University of Toulouse. It is under the authority of the Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Research and is state-funded. As a member of the Toulouse COMmunity of Universities and Establishments (COMUE Toulouse), the Federal University of the Toulouse Languedoc Midi-Pyrénées region contributes benefits various opportunities offered, enabling mobility of students, faculty members, joint research projects, and administrative staff. The INP-ENSAT has also been the main actor in developing stable networks and partnerships with the most renowned academic, research, and private institutions. The ENSAT is the 1st French agronomy engineering faculty to have been certified ISO 14001 for its environmental approach. It has also been granted the ISO 9001 certification based on quality management on training activities and support services. Please find out more about our quality Management. Our engineering students enroll after two years of undergraduate study and study for three years at ENSAT under the French System of education framework. We welcome international students to enroll either in Degree programs or in Exchange programs. View full university

With 14,000 alumni present in all economic sectors, the "Institut National des Sciences Appliquées" of Toulouse, an international, multidisciplinary, state engineering school, is recognized for the excellence of its five-year education, which attracts students of a high academic level and who have obtained excellent results at the Baccalaureat. INSA-Toulouse provides a range of 8 engineering specializations, including computer sciences, civil engineering, mathematical engineering, and biochemical engineering. Its courses, linked to the latest scientific advances, are supported by the activity of leading-edge research laboratories, backed by large industrial groups, for example, in the fields of new materials for aeronautics, environmental protection techniques, and nano-objects. Throughout the course, the students are confronted with concrete, complex projects and problems on which they work in groups, with teachers' help when requested. No questions, no lectures… is the principle behind this active learning approach, experimented by renowned universities in America and Northern Europe, and now advocated by UNESCO. The international dimension has been a priority for INSA since it opened, and international sections have gradually been set up. On-campus, one in five students, is an international student. INSA welcomes students with a wide range of profiles: students with a technological "Baccalaureat." students opting for a cooperative education alternating periods of academic study and industrial experience continuing education students Being open to the world also involves the student's commitment to the community, which is highly valued and gives ECTS credits as part of the course. The reputation of INSA Toulouse is reflected in the quality of recruitment levels of our students. Two-thirds of new students have an average of 16.5 at the Baccalaureat. Moreover, this excellence is accompanied by a remarkable degree of diversity. INSA Toulouse proposes courses specifically adapted for top-level athletes and attracts students passionate about music and dance, developing their artistic skills in the school. A specific section is now open for students with an Industrial Technology Baccalaureat. Engineering students take part in the project « ô talents,» an equal opportunities project, helping young underprivileged school children to gain access to higher education. It is possible to graduate as an engineer through apprenticeship, alternating periods of academic courses, and company training. INSA Toulouse offers the possibility to attend classes in English to its Incoming Exchange Students. This means that any student whose institution has signed an Agreement with INSA Toulouse (or with the INSA Group or the Université Fédérale Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées) can attend these classes. The objective of this one-year post-Master degree is to offer courses in English dealing with generic aspects of risk management, including concepts of risk and risk analysis (identification and estimation), treatment, communication, and management systems. These modules of French are proposed on a 25-hour basis, from October to June. It regroups 12 to 15 students on a 2 hours/week basis. View full university

Classified as an association promoting the public interest, the Catholic Institute is the heir of the Medieval University, founded in 1229. ICT is an academic center made up of faculties, organizations, and schools. It is a place of teaching and research, enriched by its diversity in social backgrounds, cultures, and sensitivity to the people it receives. Serving both country and church, the ICT proudly states the values that constitute its reputation: open-mindedness, respect, special attention to the vulnerable, commitment, and willingness to make progress together. Whether it is Arts or Humanities, Religious and Theological Sciences, Communication, Art or Corporate Culture, the teachings are given. The research carried out is based on reflection and wisdom enlightened by the values of the Gospel. More than 278,000 international students, to say approximately 12% of the student population, choose to study in France, making it the third host country after the United States and the United Kingdom. About 269/330 Euros per month. Located in the south of Toulouse, 15/20 minutes away by bus or metro from the Institute. Nine m² single room with kitchenette and refrigerator. Shared bathrooms and restrooms. About 450 Euros per month (+ deposit of 215 Euros required on arrival). Five a minutes walk from Institut Catholique in the downtown of Toulouse. Private or common bathrooms + restrooms (depending on your choice). Breakfasts offered from Monday to Friday + 16 dinners included in the price. Our team members, with Masters or Doctoral degrees, are specialists in teaching French as a foreign language. The tenured professors regularly lead training courses : educational engineering, didactic methods, methodology, TICE, etc. in renowned institutions (Cavilam de Vichy, Centre International d'Etudes Pédagogiques, CLA de Besançon, etc.). Our teachers have a long experience in teaching the French language in France, as well as in other countries (Great Britain, Germany, China, Spain, Madagascar, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Mozambique, South Africa) They provide personalized support to enable their students to achieve their goals. IULCF teachers utilize more than just one method. In order to design their courses, each professor has a variety of materials at their disposal. Aside from commercially available FLE methods, the teachers employ authentic documents encountered in daily life. Convinced that technology can enhance the learning process, we also encourage BYOD (bring your device) use in the classroom. Specific learning objectives are set up for each level group following the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2. We also offer a tutoring system. Therefore, if you have any specific difficulties which cannot be solved in class, you can occasionally ask for tutoring help. There are 5 to 8 groups from beginners to advanced levels. Each group is made of 8 to 16 students (max). Our intensive course prepares to D.E.L.F. and D.A.L.F. (Diplôme Elémentaire de Langue Française, Diplôme Approfondi de Lange Française). View full university

Founded in 1229, the University of Toulouse-Mirail has a long-standing tradition of humanities studies. UTM offers degrees in a wide variety of disciplines, from the undergraduate level to the doctorate. Our main campus is located in Toulouse, in the Mirail quarter, 15 minutes from the city center by metro. The University also has several smaller campuses in nine cities of the Midi-Pyrenees region and other campuses around the world. The involvement and commitment of our student body, faculty, and staff, along with our high standard of education, have established the University of Toulouse II – Le Mirail as one of France's best universities and a leading academic institution in research and education. "University Toulouse II or the University of Toulouse II (known by the name of University de Toulouse-Jean Jaurès since 2014 and formerly University de Toulouse-Le Mirail, UTM) is one of 3 universities in Toulouse, France. The campus, situated in Toulouse's grand architectural project of the 1960s, Le Mirail, was conceived and built by the architects Candilis, Josic, and Woods. Mirail University was hastily conceived due to the saturation of the original buildings in the city center and the events of May 1968. At that time, it was decided to divide the University of Toulouse into three: The law faculty became University Toulouse I, occupying all the old university buildings, the humanities faculty became University de Toulouse II – Le Mirail, named after its new location, and the departments of science and medicine became University Paul Sabatier (Toulouse III). In 1969, the fourth University in Toulouse was created, Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse, an engineering school." View full university

Offering cutting-edge business education to over 5,000 students and 2,000 trainees in Executive Education, we are dedicated to providing our students with the analytical skills, professional network, and agility needed to adapt, innovate, and anticipate change in their future working environments. With five campuses located in the heart of dynamic cities, such as Toulouse, Barcelona, Casablanca, Paris, and London and alliances with top academic institutions and multinational corporations across the globe, we can offer a broad core curriculum of undergraduate and graduate degree programs: from Bachelor to MSc, MBA, DBA, and Executive Education. Our programs are taught in French, English or Spanish, and cover Business, Management, Finance, Marketing, and Aerospace Management. We are proud to be a member of the French Conférence des Grandes Ecoles. Among the prestigious 1% of business schools with the "triple crown" of international accreditations: AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS. We believe that being a TBS student is an educationally outstanding experience. Find out more about our school, and learn how you can become part of our growing, dynamic community of future international business leaders! Founded in 1903 by the Toulouse Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the initial mission of Toulouse Business School was to respond to the need in the local community for highly trained business leaders and personnel. Initially housed in a 15th-century monastery located in Toulouse's city center, the school began as one of France's prestigious Grandes Ecoles and was known as Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Toulouse (ESC Toulouse). ESC Toulouse offered a single graduate degree to a highly select group of students. The school later pursued a vigorous policy of program development and diversification and renamed Toulouse Business School (TBS) to reflect its broader mandate. Today, TBS is one of France's leading integrated management schools, with a primary mission of preparing students for managerial responsibilities by developing their analytical, integrative, and interpersonal skills while promoting a lifelong learning process. We are entering an exciting period in the life of Toulouse Business School. We are a dynamic transnational school with a bold, strategic vision located in a choice of beautiful, unique, and vibrant cities. Whether student or professional, we offer a comprehensive set of programs that can be delivered according to your specific needs and situation. And all of this takes place within a stimulating global environment where exchanges between our five campuses, 180 partner universities, corporate partners, and international students are actively encouraged. Ultimately, your aim and our aim are the same: we want you to be in a position to unlock the most excellent possible employment opportunities at the highest level worldwide. Our programs are delivered by the finest teachers, researchers, and high-level professionals and are tailored towards preparing you for your future job's practical and technical aspects. All of our courses include internships and valuable professional experience and advice. So whatever you are looking to do, whether in France or abroad, Toulouse Business School is ideally equipped to prepare you for the global workplace. Our ambition is to be among the leading business schools in Europe, delivering knowledge and sharing experiences with our students and delegates. We pay much attention to our corporate social responsibilities, and we wish to participate in a better world thanks to your talent and commitment. Boldness builds on the tradition of past and present aerospace pioneers based in our region of France. We are committed to opening new paths, looking beyond the horizon, encouraging each person's talents to emerge, and inspiring the businesses of tomorrow. Each day, we encourage our students to challenge themselves, think outside the box, take risks, and think critically. We teach them to dare: boldly, but without arrogance. And because every experience, success, or failure is valuable, we train managers to take this bold approach concerning their personal career goals. At Toulouse Business School, we are passionate about what we do! We aim to support every student throughout their education and career. Their challenges are ours, and their successes make us proud. Listening, sharing, and mutual support create a sense of belonging: a unique atmosphere where everything is possible. We believe that this gives our students the ability to dream and the desire to excel. With enthusiasm comes innovation. A sense of ethics is an essential requirement at Toulouse Business School. We always act with integrity and responsibility in our relations with both internal and external stakeholders. Ethics is an integral part of all our program curricula, and we empower our students to be guided by their values when dealing with ethical dilemmas and conflicts of interest. Our aim is that tomorrow's managers will have the ability to make decisions according to these ethical principles and values. Openness means intellectual curiosity, tolerance, critical thinking, and mutually enriching relationships. Our teaching methods actively encourage sharing different experiences, opinions, and personal journeys while fostering lively debate. Every day we challenge our students' geographical and social boundaries to broaden their global vision. Through continued exposure to company workplaces, research, higher education, and new subject areas, all combined with a global outlook, our students become more agile, adaptable, innovative, and forward-thinking. View full university

Committed to the pursuit of academic excellence and professional competence as early as 1970, when it opened, Toulouse 1 Capitole University is a public establishment that originated from the Faculty of Canon Law, created in 1229 by King Saint Louis. It is one of the only two French establishments to feature in the top 100 of the Shanghai World Academic ranking in Economics/Business studies. One of the priorities of Toulouse 1 Capitole University is to develop its international and European influence. Our actions focus on four key areas: Students and lecturers exchange agreements, training offers in partnership with foreign establishments, research work, and increasing English-taught courses on offer. Toulouse 1 Capitole University is developing permanent exchanges with the industry and the professional environment both at home and worldwide. Whether informal or formal, these exchanges ultimately develop into various forms of partnerships. The components decide on their statutes, which are approved by the Governing Board. They also decide on their internal structures. They work with the Chancellor towards the preparation and implementation of the university multi-annual contract. The creation, termination, or regrouping of the components are recorded in the multi-annual contract, if necessary, using an additional clause. View full university