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École Polytechnique is a leading French institute which combines top level research, academics, and innovation at the cutting edge of science and technology. Its three types of progressive graduate level programs – Ingénieur Polytechnicien, Master’s, and PhD – are highly selective and promote a culture of excellence with a strong emphasis on science, anchored in humanist traditions. As a widely internationalized university, École Polytechnique offers a variety of international programs and attracts a grow ing number of foreign students and researchers from around the globe.
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The “Fondation Arts et Métiers” aims at facilitating access to scientific and technological culture, to promote research and education in these areas, to promote the work of engineers in economic activities, and to contribute to the remembrance of techniques and industries. The Foundation awards Prizes encouraging academic excellence of engineers and/or PhD students of the “Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers”, as well as loans for post-diploma studies or for new business start-ups.
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As the largest aerospace and defence company in Europe, the Airbus Group is proud of its European roots and achievements. They make a vital and growing contribution to the economies of their home countries, France, Germany, Spain and the UK, and around 35,500 of their suppliers (or 65% of our total spend) are in their home markets. They also help to preserve European competitiveness on the world stage: since their foundation in 2000, they have created 15,000 new high-tech jobs in Europe alone.
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The Paris-Saclay IDEX, supported by the Foundation for Scientific Cooperation Paris-Saclay Campus, brings together 19 higher education and research institutions. In addition to teaching and research, the ambition of Paris-Saclay is to create a campus invested by students, on the territory and open society in which to work, live, entertainment, play sport. It is also helping to radiation of the identity of the University Paris-Saclay.
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