Your Home Institution International Office gives ISA the following information:

• Name of student(s)


• Email address


• Intended field of studies


• Intended language of studies

Students must fill in the application form and Learning Agreement, and prepare the following documents:

• Exchange Application Checklist


• Transcripts of academic records (all higher education)


• Document certifying B2 level in desired language of instruction: English or French


• CV


• Statement of purpose


• Small ID photo in a JPEG format


• Copy of your passport or national ID

ISA will send the Home Institution International Office the Admission Package (Admission letter and Information Guide).
Non-European students will then be able to start the visa application procedure.

Contact your local Campus France office for more details on obtaining a French student visa.

The mandatory Orientation Session generally takes place a week before the start of the academic semester. It includes administrative procedures, general information sessions, intensive French classes and Intercultural Communication classes.

All incoming international students are required to participate in the Orientation Session.

Check the academic calendar for exact semester dates.

Social activities are also organized during orientation week, but are not part of the academic requirements.

Learn more about international student services provided by ISA