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July 2010http://www.insa-toulouse.fr

STUDYING AT INSA TOULOUSE

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Bienvenue à

L’Institut

National

Sciences

Appliquées

Founded in 1963 by the French Ministry of Education and Research

Welcome to the

National

Institute of

Applied

Sciences

BIENVENUE

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Come to France

City of Toulouse

INSA Campus

Teaching

CONTENTS

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EUROPE - FRANCE

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EUROPE - FRANCE

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You

ARRIVAL IN PARIS

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1 US $ = 0.6 € (fluctuates)

Same money used in all Europe

England, Suizerland have kept their own money

EURO

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Baguette (0.7€)

Croissant, chocolatine (1€)

Wine (2€ to 10,000€)

FRENCH CLICHES

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Basket-ball : thank you Tony Parker

Tennis: virtually everywhere

Foot (France World Cup 2010)

Franck Ribery, one of the best French Players

Rugby (Toulouse close to 1st)

FRENCH SPORTS

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Toulouse, founded in -120 B.C

Roman foundations

Toulouse is a city in southwest France on the banks of the Garonne River, half-way between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

Toulouse city center: 500,000

Toulouse at large: nearly 1,000,000

TOULOUSE CITY

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TOULOUSE CITY

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The Toulouse metropolitan area is the fourth largest in France and one of the fastest growing in Europe.

Capital of the South

Center of French aircraft industry Airbus

Also Aerospace industry

4nd largest student town after Paris, Versailles and Lyon (100,000 students)

TOULOUSE INDUSTRY

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St-Sernin Basilica (large Romanesque church of brick and stone, Gothic belfry)

Church of Les Jacobins

Cite de L'Espace, visitors to this unique science museum discover the mysteries of the Earth and Universe through interactive exhibits and displays.

Musee des Augustins

TOULOUSE HIGHLIGHTS

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Bird’s view

INSA CAMPUS

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Conference Hall Restaurant

INSA CAMPUS

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Soccer-Rugby field Residences

INSA CAMPUS

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Library Residences

INSA CAMPUS

Close to “Canal du Midi”, world-wide treasure UNESCO, « Royal Channel of the two seas », 1662, master piece of engineering (53 dams)

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"Bureau des Etudiants d’Echange" (International Exchange Student Office) of INSA.

Overmotivated student team with international backgrounds who is going to take care of you.

– Help at arrival at Toulouse Airport

– Help for administration when arriving on the campus

– Discovery of Toulouse and its surroundings

– Nights for exchange students at the Ptit Kawa (a bar on campus),

– Linguistic partnership: a French student and an International one meet, go out, chat and exchange whatever they want!

– Organization of the International Week on campus: in October

THE BEE

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297 foreignstudents in

exchange programs in 2010

25% of INSA students are foreign

students42

Maste

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ERASM

73

ASINS

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NORGI

55

excha

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AN INTERNATIONAL CAMPUS

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PROJECT-ORIENTED TEACHING

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Web site: www.insa-toulouse.fr > international

MORE ABOUT INSA

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Applying to INSA

APPLYING TO INSA

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Stage 1foundation

course

Stage 2specialised

courses/fields

2 3

4 5 1

Stage 2pre-specialised

course

Year

INSA

Bachelor Master

A FIVE-YEAR LMD CURSUS

APPLYING TO INSA

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APPLYING TO INSA

CURRICULA DETAILS

Chemical & Env.

Biochem.

Civil Eng.

Mechanical Eng.

Systems Eng.

Control, Electrical

Physics

Computer Sciences

Math, models

Network, Telec.

1st Year2nd year

Pre-orientation4th year

Specialization5th year Engineer

3rd year Pre-orientation

Scientific Basis

Humanities

Personal Options

ICBE Chemic, Bio, Environ

IC Construction Engineering

IMACSMaterial, Compon., Syst.

MICModeling, Information

Communication.

Chemical

Biochem.

Civil Eng.

Mechanic Eng

Control, Elec

Physics

Computers

Math, models

Network, Telec.

TRAINING

TRAINING

TRAINING

TRAINING

Computer & Networks (2011)

Bachelor of Engineering (3 years) Master of Engineering (2 years)

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Didier COMBES

Génie. Bio. Alim.

℡ 94 10

Benoit TRUONGGénie. Math.

Mod.℡ 99 86

StéphaneCOLIN

Génie. Méca, GSI

(Départs)℡ 99 55

Etienne PAUL

Génie Proc.

Envir.℡ 97 72

Claude BARON

Génie. Electr. Info.

(Autom. Elec, Info,

Résx-Telecoms)℡ 98 35

MichelCHAUSSUMIERGénie. Méca, GSI

(Incoming)℡ 97 33

Gilles HEBRARDGénie Proc.

Envir.℡ 97 89

Claire OMS IC-GénieCivil –

(incoming)℡ 99 08

Claude MARANGES ICBE-GénieBio. Alim.℡ 99 91

DanièleFOURNIERMIC-Info-

Réseaux- GénieMath. Mod.℡ 98 43

Alain BOYER IC- MécaIng. Syst℡ 98 57

Jean-Marie DORKEL IMACS-Autom. Elec,

Génie Phy.℡ 98 75

Sandrine ALFENORE ICBE-GénieProc. Envir.℡ 97 59

Pierre MASSEASINSA

(STPI)℡ 98 55

Alain HUARDNORGINSA

(GMM)℡ 93 39

ChristelleGUIGUIN+I (GPE)℡ 97 90

DanièleFROMONT INSA student

mobility℡ 95 44

Françoise SARRAILH Foreign Students℡ 95 42

Lucien BALDAS

Director intern. Relations℡ 95 45

Etienne SICARD

Deputy-DirectorInt. Relations

℡ 95 43

Marie-Jo ELIASHead of Service� ℡ 95 49

Arnaud COCKX Trans.

Semester N+I

(GPE)℡ 97 97

Claude MENY

NORGINSA

(G. Phy)℡ 96 69

WHO’S WHO – JULY 2010

Philippe FIORE

Humanities

(CSH)℡ 94 79

Andrea BALOCCHI

Génie.

Physique℡ 96 40

Bernard PRADIN

Coord. Maroc

(GEI)℡ 98 22

ArianeABOU CHAKRA

IC-GénieCivil (départs)

℡ 99 30

Corinne PIERUCCIONI

FinancesTravels℡ 95 41

Jean-LucBAUP Sport Center (APS)

℡ 93 83

Catherine BERAUDASINSA

(G.méca)℡ 97 37

Annie DESPATUREAUX

Coord. Chine

(CSH)℡ 94 85

ArianeABOU

CHAKRA GénieCivil

(départs)

℡ 99 30

Claire OMS

Génie Civil

(incoming)℡ 99 08

DRI 1-3rd year Coordinators

Dept. Coordinators

Program Coordinators

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Lucien BALDAS Director for International Relationslucien.baldas@insa-toulouse.fr

Etienne SICARD Deputy-Director for International Relationsetienne.sicard@insa-toulouse.fr

More information : www.insa-toulouse.fr > international

THANK YOU!