Erasmus+

ENSTA, under the Erasmus+ identification code “F PARIS080,” is an integral part of the Erasmus+ program, whose commitments it respects, as outlined in the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education.

Partnerships

The Erasmus+ program has enabled and continues to enable ENSTA to develop partnerships and exchanges of students, teachers, and staff with the very best European universities in science and technology. Beyond the activities carried out within this framework, the special relationships that the program has helped to create with partner universities serve as a basis for implementing new European and international cooperation projects. 

ENSTA's strategy is to draw on the network of partner institutions within the program to develop double degree programs and joint master's programs, as well as to develop training programs with external countries in collaboration with program partners.
 

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Innovation | Research
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