A school of the ministry of industry, the higher national school of mines of Albi-Carmaux is part of the Mines-Telecom Institute , which is today the first group of schools of engineering and management in France. IMT Mines Albi is also an associate member of the Federal University of Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées and partner to a great number of institutions and prestigious universities in France and abroad. These privileged partnerships make it a welcoming ‘grand école’ and research centre, rich in opportunities, and in economic and professional development prospects. Joining IMT Mines Albi means being part of this network and benefiting from its expertise and the wide variety of opportunities it offers.
Graphic Era deemed to be University signs the MOU with IMT Mines Albi provide more opportunities to the students of GEU.
Recognized by the French Embassy in India, Alliance Française de Chandigarh has played a pioneering role in promoting French culture in the City Beautiful ever since its inception in 1983. As a part of the Alliance Française network, consisting of fourteen other institutions spread across the nation and Nepal, and numerous institutions the world over, we strive to bring the disparate, yet similar cultures of India and France.
Alliance Française de Chandigarh provides French courses, official French exams (recognized by the French Ministry of Education), library, cultural activities, Campus France desk for students who aspires for higher studies in France, cafeteria, translations, tour of the city and any advise related to French speaking countries, help for the companies who wish to contact French or French-speaking companies.
Alliance Française de Chandigarh deputed a French faculty at our campus to teach our students the French language!
Graphic Era (Deemed to be university) signs the MOU with the ESC Amiens, France.
The Amiens Business School ( ESC Amiens ) is a French business school , founded in 1942 by the city of Amiens with the collaboration of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Amiens Picardie and the Department of Sum. She belonged to the network of ESCAE between 1962 (date of official recognition by the State) and 2012.
The MOU between GEU and ESC includes:
Polytech Nantes, the Graduate School of Engineering of the University of Nantes, is accredited by the Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur (CTI), the French institution which awards engineering degrees.
The University of Haute-Alsace (UHA) is an institution of higher education and research enrolling 6,850 students, 16.3 percent of whom are international students from 90 countries. Established in 1975, UHA has three campuses in Mulhouse and two in Colmar. The university consists of four faculties (unités de formation et de recherche, or UFRs), two institutes of technology (instituts universitaires de technologie, or IUTs), and 2 schools of engineering. UHA’s degree programs number more than 170.
Graphic Era (Deemed to be university) signs the MOU with the Rennes School of Business, France.
Rennes School of Business formerly École Supérieure de Commerce de Rennes is a French business school located in Rennes, the capital of Brittany, founded in 1990 by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Rennes. ESC Rennes is a Grandes Écoles.
Rennes School of Business is distinguished by its global outlook, international student body, and international faculty. Based on its student body and faculty composition, Rennes School of Business is the most internationally attended Grande École de Commerce in France: 53% of the students on campus and 91% of the faculty members (34 nationalities) come from outside France. The mission of the school is “to prepare, through education and research, innovative and responsible managers to perform in a global environment”. Through activities including team assignments and mandatory international internships, students are trained to work with people from different cultural backgrounds. A great majority of the courses are taught in English.
The MOU between GEU and RSB includes:
Graphic Era (Deemed to be University) signs the MOU with College de Paris, France. Ever since it was created, the Collège de Paris has striven to promote French excellence through training. To do this, we bring together recognized institutions of higher learning – the oldest dates back to 1949. They share three fundamental values: openness to international markets, teaching excellence, individual attention for each student.
Their programs have been specifically designed to host international students and to enable French pupils to do their internship or part of their training in another country. At the heart of the international system: an excellent French language school; a network of representative offices and university partners.
The member schools of the Collège de Paris are all recognized in their specialised domains and guarantee that graduates will achieve insertion on world job markets. The faculty is made up of an academic lecturing body and the best professional players. All the programs lead to a state-recognized certification.
The MOU between GEU and CDP includes:
Graphic Era (Deemed to be University) signs the MOU with EPF Graduate School of Engineering, France. EPF, former Ecole Polytechnique Féminine (Polytechnic School for Women), was founded in 1925, as one of France’s first Grandes Ecoles to train women to be engineers. Since then, it has trained more than 11,500 graduates in every sector of industry and service. Each class has 400 students in the general curriculum.
EPF was created in 1925 and one of the first Grandes Ecoles in France whose mandate was to train women in engineering careers. Marie-Louise Paris, a women engineer, founded the school. It was then known as IEF (Institut Electromécanique Féminin) and aimed at providing training in electromechanical engineering to young girls. The school also had a short-term section to train female drafters or engineering assistants. In 1933, IEF became the Ecole Polytechnique Féminine (EPF), adding an extra academic year and an aeronautics section.
The promotion of diversity has always been in the heart of the EPF project since the beginning in 1925. Renown for the high standards of its academic programs, the school has developed a special relationship with many local institutions on the French territory and also with research centers. These tight bonds led to the opening of two new campuses. On the one hand in Troyes in 2010 and on the other hand in Montpellier in 2012.
The MOU between GEU and EPF includes:
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