ISA Lille trains our graduates to meet the needs of transnational businesses and responding to the realities of international markets.
ISA’s international strategy is focused on five main areas:
To help international students ease into life at ISA Lille, our international programs include:
In addition, all students must have an experience abroad during their studies at ISA. This requirement can be met either through an internship, study abroad or double degree programs.
We equip our students with international skills, thanks to our professors who possess their own international dimension and expertise. The quality of our pedagogical teams and their research activities guarantees the quality of our courses. ISA Lille works on this aspect through the following actions:
Contact us to learn more about our staff mobility opportunities and offers.
The prime objective of our business network internationalization is ensuring a high employability rate for all our graduates, both French and international students. Thanks to our business-oriented projects, our students start building their professional network from frequent exposure to our business partners.
Another main objective is keeping contact with our foreign alumni network. Our international alumni represent a real added value for businesses eager to develop their activities in the country of origin of these graduates. The global presence of ISA Lille alumni allows us to provide international services to our business partners (e.g. recruitment of local managers instead of expatriates).
Erasmus + programs are a the cornerstone of our international strategy. ISA Lille is actively involved in Erasmus+ project through student mobility (study and internships), professor-researcher mobility (training and teaching), participation in strategic partnerships, international credit mobility, and reception of guest professors and business professionals. Learn more about our Erasmus Plus projects.
With 200 partner universities (and counting!), ISA Lille’s academic programs present diverse learning opportunities through incoming staff mobility, research projects, as well as student mobility.
