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When considering studying engineering in France, the discussion highlights the significance of the grand écoles, which are prestigious institutions known for their elite education and strong career prospects for graduates. These schools, such as École Polytechnique and Centrale Paris, are often viewed as the best options for engineering studies due to their reputation and networking opportunities. The conversation also touches on the perceived elitism within the French higher education system. Additionally, there is a request for clarification regarding opportunities in microelectronics, indicating a specific interest in that field. Overall, the focus is on identifying top engineering schools and understanding their impact on career trajectories in France.
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Hello...
I was searching the web for universities in France, but I could'nt decide which is the best for studying engineering.
Any help?
 
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According to former French colleagues (blame them if I am wrong), the French higher education system has an almost caste-like system with the grand ecoles having a reputation of their graduates being on career auto-pilot. So particularly if you want to stay in France, you could consider looking into them - at least if you are into elitism.
 
Mohamad&Issa said:
Hello...
I was searching the web for universities in France, but I could'nt decide which is the best for studying engineering.
Any help?

I can help you, do you have precise questions? (if you speak french, send me a PM)
 
first of all if you want to study engineering in france,
Engineering schools (Ecole Polytechnique, Centrale Paris/Lyon/Nantes, Paris Tech etc . . .) will provide that kind of elite education you'd want.
what do you want to know about these schools? what kind of Engineering do you want to study?
 
may i know the chances of working in France universities in the field of microelectronics.
 
Not sure what you mean by working at a french university, did you mean study?
 

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