ENSAI’s international strategy
The 2025-2030 strategy is intended to be comprehensive and cross-functional, touching on all aspects of the institution and involving all members of the ENSAI community. It aims to define the objectives that will support the school’s ongoing development by enhancing its attractiveness and carrying out targeted actions to this end.
This approach builds on the previous strategy, while implementing new actions that incorporate changes in the local, national, European, and international context. It aims to develop joint actions with the University of Rennes while maintaining the strong cooperation that exists with GENES, notably ENSAE Paris and CREST. As conceived by ENSAI, internationalization should enrich the school’s academics, research, and development, for the benefit of its students and staff.
ENSAI Abroad
ENSAI’s commitment to internationalization is demonstrated through its policies that encourage and, in many instances, require students to go abroad during their studies. For example, all Engineer Statistician students must spend at least 16 weeks abroad during their studies. Students can fulfill this obligation by studying abroad (exchanges or double degrees), completing internships abroad, or spending a gap year abroad. Other students, while not required, are highly encouraged to spend time abroad during their studies at ENSAI.