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The International Space University (ISU) in France is recognized globally for its programs in Space Sciences, attracting interest from international students. Discussions highlight its reputation, with participants confirming its recognition even in places like Korea. There is a focus on the importance of the university's acceptance in the field before applying. The conversation also emphasizes that personal reputation and connections may play a role in leveraging the degree. Overall, ISU is viewed as a reputable institution for those pursuing advanced studies in space sciences.
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I am interested in following a Masters course in Space Sciences at the International Space University in France. I would like to know whether the University is reputed and accepted anywhere in the world...
 
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envanyatar said:
I am interested in following a Masters course in Space Sciences at the International Space University in France. I would like to know whether the University is reputed and accepted anywhere in the world...
Yes, France's school is famous, i am in Korea and know it too.
 
Sadmemo said:
Yes, France's school is famous, i am in Korea and know it too.

Just for curiosity, where in korea? As a korean i would be gladaly appreciative of the information.
 
Sadmemo said:
Yes, France's school is famous, i am in Korea and know it too.

Is it the same International Space University? And have you been there? do you know anyone who has attended that University?
 
the question is NOT what the reputation of your college is, the question is how big your own reputation is...

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marlon said:
the question is NOT what the reputation of your college is, the question is how big your own reputation is...

marlon

True, provided that either you are already attending the college or have attended. However, BEFORE you apply to the college and accept the offer, you need to know whether the college is accepted and recognized for the course interested.
 

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