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3.99 / 5 based on 87 reviews
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“Études dans les matériaux”
lea s
France,
Materials Science, 2023
OverallPros
Les professeurs étaient bons
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Aleksandra F
Languages
Language of instruction: French
Was learning French a key decision factor?
Yes, I wanted to improve my French
How much did you improve your French?
My level before: Basic phrases
My level after: At ease in most situations
Language difficulties
Administrative / Institutional
Personal comments
In the begining I had some problems with administration, because in French a lot of peoples don't know english. After some time, when I started to speak french, I hadn't any problems.
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“Presentation: University d'Orléans is one of the best and ancient schools in France and Europe and offers well structured courses to prepare students for the innovation and job market.”
Richard T
France, Graduate
Social Sciences, 2022
Overall
The courses are well tailored to build students for future careers. Although France is French speaking country, the teachers are trained to deliver courses in English impeccably. I hope to become a better version of myself after going through my programme of study.
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Pros
My programme , Langue Affaire et Management Européen (LAME) is quite broad which can help me get experience from different fields in my career.
Cons
The only challenge is the health crisis which is slowing down learning a bit.
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“My city.. My university”
Kamila B
France,
Marketing and Sales Management, 2024
Overall
I study foreign languages and global business in my home city, Orleans in France. Through this path, I had the chance to meet a lot of people from all around the world and also learn from teachers from everywhere. After starting my studies in this university, my point of view of life has changed. The courses can be long and the schedule not really easy to follow but I never regret choosing to stay in the University near my house so I can explore the world just a little bit after.
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Careers
So I can graduate from my license I have to do an internship in another country. They give us rules to follow and teach us how to enter this professional world. We are guided by the overall classes, but we have try to find the internship by ourselves and then one responsible person from the university contacts the university so everything goes well. After talking about it with some professors I am ever more confident about my plans. You can meet professors that helps you well and some that just want you to learn on your own. You and your chance..
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Pros
They have a lot of foreign students with who we can interact
Cons
We are too much by ourselves and rarely guided. The schedules are really hard to follow because we can have a break of 5 hours and not be able to do anything else but to stay there.
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Housing
Type of housing: On campus
Arranged by: Independently - I had no other choice
If returning, I would choose: Apartment/House
Why?
Living on campus is great, it gives you more chances of getting to know other people. But after 6 years of living on campus of different schools, I feel that i need more privacy and, let's put it this way, I'm already a bit too mature for a dorm.
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Personal comments
A student has a good choice of dorms on campus as well as off campus. I was given a so-called studia, it's like an appartment with a kitchen and a bathroom. It is pretty expensive, but here in France they have CAF--it's a social aid for housing.It covers almost half of your housing expenses. Almost any university student can get it.
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“My scholar and professional experience in France.”
Ibeh L
France, Graduate
Business Studies, 2021
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The courses are great and challenging, the program offers structured courses that are very relevant to the business world today; such as entrepreneurial courses on running personal businesses, and courses on how departments in every company should function in national and international setting.
The teachers are very nice, encouraging and attentive. Ever willing to offer directions, corrections and advices.
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Pros
My course program insists a student must have a professional experience at the end of the Master program.
Cons
I cannot think of one to be honest.
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