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| Modern, global economy calls for engineers having cross-cultural abilities and skills. Over many years, the École des Ponts has been developing international contacts, within a targeted geographical strategy |
École des Ponts initiates partnership agreements mainly in its traditional fields;
civil engineering, including environment, transport and city planning.
Europe has been the first priority of the School’s international
development. In the case of engineering programmes, École des Ponts accommodates
each year European students, both in exchange programmes and, to an
increasing extent, in double degree programmes. |
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| Multicultural environment | |||
| A 1/3 of the École des Ponts’s students are international students, coming from the world over. They are fully integrated into the School’s life, taking part in courses and projects under the same conditions as French students do. All students benefit from the impact of this multicultural mixing. International students experience new ways of teaching and a new kind of relation between students and faculty, while French students enjoy permanent contact with students of diverse origins. | |||
| Quality of welcome | |||
Special care is given to welcoming and integrating
students coming from abroad.
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| École des Ponts welcomes a growing number of foreign students from 60 countries | |||
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| École des Ponts is an active member of different academic networks | |||
École des Ponts is involved in academic engineering partnerships, such as:
In addition, École des Ponts has developed various partnerships with foreign universities and research centres, in Europe, Asia, South America and Canada. Contact: |
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