In today’s world, a Master’s degree and proficiency in English are run of the mill. A master’s is an “ordinary” qualification. Some might even say it is the “minimum”. There’s no need to go abroad just to study for a master’s.

Student mobility should not just be about taking a course abroad when the same is on offer at home, it should be an opportunity to supplement knowledge, learn a new language, discover up and coming technologies, obtain high quality training and above all, offer cultural diversity to future managers.

 

Speaking French as well as English and your mother tongue, combined with knowledge of French culture and an internationally recognised degree is the best way to prepare to play a key role in a global world.

 

The “n+i” network, the number one engineering school network in France, is for those who are aiming for such a career.

France, the fifth largest economy in the world, plays a major role in the European Union and in the world as a whole, especially in the 53 French-speaking countries members of the Francophonie network.

For several decades now, France has been at the forefront of technological prowess in all sectors: agrifood, biotechnologies, communications, distribution, energy, civil engineering, chemicals and materials, technology, transport, public works etc.

The excellent education provided by France’s engineering schools is highly acclaimed.

The role played by companies during student training contributes to preparing engineers for the workplace by introducing them to real life conditions through internships and projects.

France’s particularly rich cultural heritage is renowned throughout the world. This is an opportunity to visit famous landmarks such as Paris, Versailles, Mont Saint-Michel, chateaux etc., not to mention the culture, architecture and traditions, museums and lifestyle (cuisine, fashion, bistrots) of provincial France

Why France ?