Interculturality and engineering

Engineering professions expose individuals to situations where mastering the concepts of interculturality is the key to success.
UPSSITECH accompanies its students in the acquisition of these concepts through scenarios and support for international mobility.
In this context, UPSSITECH gives a primordial place to the international dimension in its training of engineers. The School assists students in their experience abroad for a minimum of 17 weeks through:

• a strong partnership with international companies and training establishments,
• the development of double-degree courses,
• assistance with access to funding (putting together applications for Erasmus grants, grants from the Région Occitanie, etc.),
• course materials and lessons in English,
• the study of two foreign languages (English compulsory and German, Spanish or Japanese optional).

UPSSITECH and Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier University partnerships

Based on the large portfolio of agreements with establishments abroad of Université Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier (https://www.univ-tlse3.fr/international), UPSSITECH offers many destination opportunities:

In Europe:

Germany (Ilmenau, Kiel, Münich, Passau, Wolfenbüttel), Belgium (Sint-Katelijne, Wasser, Antwerp), Croatia (Zagreb), Denmark (Horsens), Scotland (Glasgow), Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Cartagena, San Sebastian/ Bilbao, Valencia), Finland (Eastern Finland), Ireland (DERI Insight, Trinity College, Maynooth), Italy (Bologna, Venice), Norway (Stavanger), Poland (Wroclaw), Portugal (Coïmbra, Lisbon), Romania (Lasi, Constanta), United Kingdom (Edinburgh Napier, The Hamlyn Center for Robotic Surgery, Imperial College London), Sweden (Örebro), Czechia (Prague).

In the rest of the world:

BCI programs (Quebec universities), Chile, Erasmus Mundus programs (South Africa, Southeast Asia), Obtaining Canadian student scholarships for internships (MITACS) (Sherbrooke, Moncton), United States (University of Florida, UCF Orlando ), Japan (NII Institute), Senegal, Tunisia.

An international policy

UPSSITECH initiates an international policy geared towards the development of training resources dedicated to the internationalization of its teaching, allowing it to place a strong emphasis on student mobility, both outgoing and incoming. The School has made recruiting foreign students one of its priorities.

Contacts

• Responsible for the International Relationships of the UPSSITECH: Carine Jauberthie – carine. jauberthie at univ-tlse3 . Fr (*)
• GCGEO referent for the international relationships: Martin Roddaz – martin . roddaz at univ-tlse3 . fr (*)
• SRI referent for the international relationships: Patrick Danès – patrick . danes at univ-tlse3 . fr (*)
• STRI referent for the international relationships: Christine Galy – christine . galy at univ-tlse3 . fr (*)

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