Plan and Fund Your International Mobility

At ESTP, international mobility is an integral part of the student journey. Whether for an academic semester, a double degree, or an internship abroad, you will be supported at every step to ensure a rewarding, professional, and accessible experience.

With 120+ partner universities across 53 countries, ESTP opens up a world of opportunities. This network of prestigious institutions offers students multiple options for double degrees, academic exchanges, and research & innovation collaborations.

Choose the right mobility format for you

Complete a mandatory academic semester abroad

All ESTP engineering students spend at least one semester abroad. This essential experience strengthens language skills, intercultural awareness, and professional competencies.

Pursue an international double degree

A unique opportunity to enhance your profile by obtaining a foreign diploma in addition to your ESTP degree, in partnership with top international universities. Undertake an internship or final project abroad. 

Undertake an internship or final project abroad

Internships and final-year projects (TFE) are another way to explore new horizons and enrich your CV with valuable international work experience.

Funding your international mobility

Wondering about available financial support, Erasmus+ grants, social criteria, or inclusion-related assistance?
You’ll find many answers in our dedicated FAQ.

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What are the deadlines to apply for a mobility programme?

Applications for exchanges or double degrees are generally submitted between December and March for the following academic year.

Can I choose the partner university for my exchange?

Yes, depending on your programme, language level, academic record, and available places.

What is the difference between an academic exchange and a double degree?

An exchange lasts one semester/one year and grants credits. A double degree lasts 1–2 years and awards the partner university’s degree.

What are the steps to register for French social security?

Non-European students must register for free at etudiant-etranger.ameli.fr.

What is the procedure to extend my stay in France after graduation?

You can apply for a job-seeking or business creation visa (APS) at the prefecture.

Does ESTP offer support upon arrival?

Yes, the HiStudent association and international team provide welcome activities, mentoring, and guidance for administrative procedures.

Who can I contact if I have a disability or health issue?

Contact the disability coordinator on your campus for personalised support.

Can I do an internship?

Yes, but exchange students can only complete the Final Year Project (TFE), not the Year 1 or 2 internships.

How can I enrol in French as a Foreign Language (FLE) courses?

Enrolment is automatic for non-French-speaking students. Contact the Academic Office if unsure.

Am I required to attend French language courses?

Yes, unless an exemption is granted. FLE courses are offered to all international students.

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