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| - | <p>If you want to study in France, Lyon is a great choice. The city is well-known for the quality of student life. Here you can not only benefit from a first-class education, but also be part of one (or more) of the over 9200 student associations! In 2009, out of a total of 144,000 students enrolled, 12% came from other countries! | + | <p>If you want to study in France, Lyon is a great choice. The city is well-known for the quality of student life. Here you can not only benefit from a first-class education, but also be part of one (or more) of the over <b>9200 student associations</b>! In 2009, out of a total of <b>144,000 students</b> enrolled, 12% came from other countries!</br> |
Depending on the study program you’re interested in, there is a wide variety of courses you can choose from, whether it’s science (INSA, Ecole Centrale, ENS), business (EM) or arts (National Conservatory of Music and Dance, National School of Arts and Theater Techniques).<a href="http://www.onlylyon.org/study-in-lyon-35-2.html">[1]</a></p> | Depending on the study program you’re interested in, there is a wide variety of courses you can choose from, whether it’s science (INSA, Ecole Centrale, ENS), business (EM) or arts (National Conservatory of Music and Dance, National School of Arts and Theater Techniques).<a href="http://www.onlylyon.org/study-in-lyon-35-2.html">[1]</a></p> | ||
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| - | <font size="3">INSA</font> | + | <b><u><font size="3">INSA: Institut National des Sciences Appliquées</font></u></b> |
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| - | Founded in 1957 by Gaston Berger and the rector Capelle, INSA was at first a school meant for senior engineers and technicians, but it quickly became an engineering school only. | + | Founded in 1957 by Gaston Berger and the rector Capelle, INSA was at first a school meant for senior engineers and technicians, but it quickly became an <b>engineering school</b> only. |
| - | Its uniqueness was to enroll student straight after their Baccalauréat (equivalent | + | Its uniqueness was to enroll student straight after their Baccalauréat (equivalent to A level) and not after a two-year-preparatory class like the other French engineering schools. The purpose was to allow students from working and middle classes to do great studies at low cost. |
Since the beginning, the school has been developed on a sharing and exchange policy. That's why it invests a lot in the boarding school and in the support of associations. Nowadays INSA counts more than 100 associations (sport, music, charity, culture,...). | Since the beginning, the school has been developed on a sharing and exchange policy. That's why it invests a lot in the boarding school and in the support of associations. Nowadays INSA counts more than 100 associations (sport, music, charity, culture,...). | ||
| - | The first promotion counted 300 students. Nowadays, it has more than 4500 engineering students of each 1400 graduate each year. INSA is no more a single school but a group of five schools located in Lyon, Strasbourg, Rennes and Rouen. However, Lyon is not only the oldest, but also the largest. | + | The first promotion counted 300 students. Nowadays, it has more than <b>4500 engineering students of each 1400 graduate each year</b>. INSA is no more a single school but a group of five schools located in Lyon, Strasbourg, Rennes and Rouen. However, Lyon is not only the oldest, but also the largest. |
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The Lyon university is organised around 9 departements :<br/> | The Lyon university is organised around 9 departements :<br/> | ||
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| - | + | <li>Civil engineering and urbanism</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Biological engineering (subdivided in modelisation/ bioinformatics and biochemistry/ biotechnologies)</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Electrical engineering</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Computer sciences</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Material sciences and engineering</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Mechanical engineering</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Engineering systems and managements</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Telecommunications and network engineering</li> | |
| + | <li>Environmental and energy engineering</li> | ||
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| - | <p><font size="3">ENS</font> | + | <p><b><u><font size="3">ENS: École Normale Supérieure </font></u></b> |
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Founded in 1887, the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (also known as ENS Lyon, ENSL or Normale Sup' Lyon) is considered one of the three top engineering universities in France along with "École Normale Supérieure de Paris" and École Polytechnique. Being a Grande Ecole, ENS Lyon has a tradition in training teachers and researchers in public service. Grande Ecole is a term used to depict higher education establishments different from the public French university system, where the enrollment of students is based on competitive oral and written exams. <br/> | Founded in 1887, the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (also known as ENS Lyon, ENSL or Normale Sup' Lyon) is considered one of the three top engineering universities in France along with "École Normale Supérieure de Paris" and École Polytechnique. Being a Grande Ecole, ENS Lyon has a tradition in training teachers and researchers in public service. Grande Ecole is a term used to depict higher education establishments different from the public French university system, where the enrollment of students is based on competitive oral and written exams. <br/> | ||
| - | Teaching at ENS Lyon is organised around eleven main departments | + | Teaching at ENS Lyon is organised around eleven main departments :<br/><br/> |
| - | Science departments< | + | <i><b>Science departments:</b></i> |
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| - | + | <li>Biology</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Chemistry</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Computer Science</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Earth Sciences</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Mathematics</li> | |
| - | Humanities departments< | + | <li>Physics</li> |
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| - | + | <i><b>Humanities departments:</b></i> | |
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| - | + | <li>Art: History or Art, Cinema and Theater</li> | |
| - | + | <li>Foreign Languages: Linguistics, Civilizations and Literatures</li> | |
| - | + | <li>French: French and Francophone, Modern, Medieval and Classical Literature</li> | |
| + | <li>Human Sciences: Philosophy, History, Geography</li> | ||
| + | <li>Social Sciences: Anthropology, Sociology</li> | ||
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For more information click <a href="//www.ens-lyon.eu/international/studying-at-the-ens-de-lyon-88298.kjsp?RH=ENS-LYON-ANG-DEPART&RF=ENS-LYON-ANG-STUDYIN"> here </a>.<br/><br/> | For more information click <a href="//www.ens-lyon.eu/international/studying-at-the-ens-de-lyon-88298.kjsp?RH=ENS-LYON-ANG-DEPART&RF=ENS-LYON-ANG-STUDYIN"> here </a>.<br/><br/> | ||
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| - | <p><font size="3">Université Lyon 1, 2 and 3</font> | + | <p><b><u><font size="3">Université Lyon 1, 2 and 3</font></u></b> |
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Université Lyon regroups the three French public universities of Lyon. Université Lyon 1 (also known as Claude Bernard) was founded in 1833 and its main areas of study are natural sciences and public health. Université Lyon 2 (or Lumière) and Université Lyon 3 (or Jean Moulin) offer a wide range of courses in Law, Literature, Foreign Languages, Business and Philosophy.<br/> | Université Lyon regroups the three French public universities of Lyon. Université Lyon 1 (also known as Claude Bernard) was founded in 1833 and its main areas of study are natural sciences and public health. Université Lyon 2 (or Lumière) and Université Lyon 3 (or Jean Moulin) offer a wide range of courses in Law, Literature, Foreign Languages, Business and Philosophy.<br/> | ||
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<a href="http://www.univ-lyon3.fr/en/programmes/exchange-students/ "> Université Lyon 3 </a> <br/> | <a href="http://www.univ-lyon3.fr/en/programmes/exchange-students/ "> Université Lyon 3 </a> <br/> | ||
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Revision as of 20:22, 29 August 2013
If you want to study in France, Lyon is a great choice. The city is well-known for the quality of student life. Here you can not only benefit from a first-class education, but also be part of one (or more) of the over 9200 student associations! In 2009, out of a total of 144,000 students enrolled, 12% came from other countries! Depending on the study program you’re interested in, there is a wide variety of courses you can choose from, whether it’s science (INSA, Ecole Centrale, ENS), business (EM) or arts (National Conservatory of Music and Dance, National School of Arts and Theater Techniques).[1]
INSA: Institut National des Sciences Appliquées
Founded in 1957 by Gaston Berger and the rector Capelle, INSA was at first a school meant for senior engineers and technicians, but it quickly became an engineering school only.
Its uniqueness was to enroll student straight after their Baccalauréat (equivalent to A level) and not after a two-year-preparatory class like the other French engineering schools. The purpose was to allow students from working and middle classes to do great studies at low cost.
Since the beginning, the school has been developed on a sharing and exchange policy. That's why it invests a lot in the boarding school and in the support of associations. Nowadays INSA counts more than 100 associations (sport, music, charity, culture,...).
The first promotion counted 300 students. Nowadays, it has more than 4500 engineering students of each 1400 graduate each year. INSA is no more a single school but a group of five schools located in Lyon, Strasbourg, Rennes and Rouen. However, Lyon is not only the oldest, but also the largest.
The Lyon university is organised around 9 departements :
- Civil engineering and urbanism
- Biological engineering (subdivided in modelisation/ bioinformatics and biochemistry/ biotechnologies)
- Electrical engineering
- Computer sciences
- Material sciences and engineering
- Mechanical engineering
- Engineering systems and managements
- Telecommunications and network engineering
- Environmental and energy engineering
For more information, click here.
ENS: École Normale Supérieure
Founded in 1887, the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (also known as ENS Lyon, ENSL or Normale Sup' Lyon) is considered one of the three top engineering universities in France along with "École Normale Supérieure de Paris" and École Polytechnique. Being a Grande Ecole, ENS Lyon has a tradition in training teachers and researchers in public service. Grande Ecole is a term used to depict higher education establishments different from the public French university system, where the enrollment of students is based on competitive oral and written exams.
Teaching at ENS Lyon is organised around eleven main departments :
Science departments:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- Earth Sciences
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Art: History or Art, Cinema and Theater
- Foreign Languages: Linguistics, Civilizations and Literatures
- French: French and Francophone, Modern, Medieval and Classical Literature
- Human Sciences: Philosophy, History, Geography
- Social Sciences: Anthropology, Sociology
Université Lyon 1, 2 and 3
Université Lyon regroups the three French public universities of Lyon. Université Lyon 1 (also known as Claude Bernard) was founded in 1833 and its main areas of study are natural sciences and public health. Université Lyon 2 (or Lumière) and Université Lyon 3 (or Jean Moulin) offer a wide range of courses in Law, Literature, Foreign Languages, Business and Philosophy.
For more information, please go to:
Université Lyon 1
Université Lyon 2
Université Lyon 3
