Arts et Métiers its English website!

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To kick off 2019 in style, Arts et Métiers launching the English version of its website, making it easier for international users to access information.

An essential tool for recruiting international students

A great deal of thought went into developing a site structure that differs from the French website and is better suited to the browsing needs of international users. The goal is to enable foreign students to quickly and easily find the information they need to learn about Arts et Métiers.
"The Communications Department was receiving a lot of requests for information via the institution's social media channels," explains Aurore Friedlander." With the launch of this English version, we hope to provide answers to the questions asked by our international audience, whether they are prospective students or faculty members at foreign universities."

A showcase for the international scientific community

Indeed, while the English version of the website is increasingly essential for attracting students from around the world, it will also contribute toArts et Métiers visibilityArts et Métiers the international scientific community. Whether it is a question of welcoming foreign researchers to the school's campuses or conducting research projects in collaboration with teams from other countries, this bilingual version of the website is designed to facilitate exchanges and promote the school's achievements. It is therefore a tool that is fully in line withArts et Métiers strategy of international openness.

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