Internship in France with attractive financial support for UEFers

MARCH 15 - UEF International Institute held the Study in Europe Information Session - "Bon Voyage" with ESC Amiens. The event is organized to provide students majoring in business and management the information of the articulation programs in France.

The conference took place on March 15.
 

The event had the presence of Mr. Nguyen Thiep – Former Vietnamese Ambassador to France; Mr. Yann Tournesac – CEO, Amiens School of Management along with the representatives of Campus de France Vietnam, including Ms. Marine Bruder; Ms. Phan Hoang Kim; and Ms. Nguyen Hong Nhung.
From UEF, there were Dr. Do Nguyen Huu Loc – Vice President & Director, UEF International Institute; Ms. Huynh Tu Anh – Deputy Director; Ms. Tran Phuong Quynh – Deputy Director, from the UEF International Institute with faculty members and UEFers.

Mr. Nguyen Thiep – Former Vietnamese Ambassador to France gave a speech at the event
 

In addition, Ms. Marine Bruder elaborated on the French educational system’s advantages, namely: First, France is one of the largest economies in the world. Second, France is a pioneer in innovation and also the world’s top tourist destination. Third, its education system develops English taught programs reaching exceedingly high standards. This country is home to some of the top-notch business universities located at the heart of Europe. Furthermore, learning French will give students considerable advantages in their profiles. As a result, France is the finest option for international students.
In France, there are 3,500 private and public education institutes: 74 public universities, 270 Doctoral schools, 277 engineering schools authorized to award the title of engineer, 150 business schools, 120 art schools, 20 schools of architecture, and 1,700 programs provided in English. Moreover, France has a global alumni network, 130 local networks, 165.000 members worldwide, and 2000 partners, including 700 enterprises.

Dr. Do Huu Nguyen Loc introduced the French education system
 

At the event, Mr. Yann Tournesac shared some information related to the learning environment in Europe and France in particular; soft skills for globalization and study abroad; especially the bilateral cooperation between UEF and ESC Amiens School of Management for the 3+1 international articulation program in France.

Representatives from French articulation programs answered students’ questions
 

Guests responded to questions about UEF, ESC programs. Accordingly, the primary requirement for UEF and ESC pathways will be an entrance exam in different fields. However, ESC will support and offer UEFers various mock exams.

UEFers are enthusiastic about the chance to study abroad in France
 

Regarding the requirements for receiving a bachelor's degree from ESC, students must complete their final year courses as well as an internship in France or Vietnam. According to Campus de France, by serving an internship in France, students have the opportunity to receive financial support of at least €573.30 each month. Students still receive assistance from UEF and enterprises during their learning process.
The pathway program in France for business and management students is one of many opportunities that UEF contacts and connects with international institutions and enterprises to help UEFers have a chance to study and work in developed countries.

Phuong Anh
Photos: Thai Son