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Organized as part of an educational project, the Angers campus business forum, which took place on February 17, 2021, brought together 14 companies and four speakers this year in a 100% virtual format on the Seekube platform.

An opportunity for companies to raise their profile and offer internships or work-study programs to Grande Ecole Engineering Programme and second-year engineering students Grande Ecole Engineering Programme  . Students, for their part, were able to interview directly with recruiters and attend conferences to prepare for their career plans.

This 16th edition, organized by a team of second-year students, attracted a wide range of companies from various sectors: agri-food, construction, energy, transportation, industry, and consulting. The event illustrates the strong ties between the school and the local industrial community.

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Despite health restrictions, the forum received positive feedback from both students and companies. companies. Nine out of ten recruiters surveyed said they would like to participate in a future edition! This was the result of strong collaboration between the students and Carole Flouret, Head of the Corporate Relations Office. See you at the next edition, which is already in the works for 2022.

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