A message from the school
The USA is attractive for French students with over 80 ENSAM students each year in the USA (In 2013, 23 students were admitted to MSc programs in top American universities, 25 in the double degree program with Georgia Institute of Technology and over 25 students in internships in industry thanks to the Shasta program), but we must also try to attract American students to France. Our strategy in the USA is to build on research collaborations in order to develop partnerships in research and education. Partnership agreements have already been signed with Akron, Texas Tech and Iowa State University. In the near future agreements will be signed with Texas A&M and Clemson University, thanks to the strong collaborations between researchers. Partnerships will include research activities and related academic exchanges with an aim at balancing exchanges both ways through summer schools, semester exchanges, double degree programs, and internships in laboratories or in industry. We hope we can count on your help!
Audrey Stewart
Director of European and International Relations
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