The National School of Applied Sciences (ENSA) in Al Hoceima hosted a communication meeting with "Campus France" to present procedures and opportunities for studying in French universities. This event aimed to guide students through administrative and academic processes for pursuing higher education abroad. The meeting was organized to provide necessary information to students interested in enrolling in French institutions. ENSA is part of Abdelmalek Essaâdi University's Al Hoceima campus.
Anass El Haddadi, Vice-President of Abdelmalek Essaâdi University for the Al Hoceima campus, stated that the university is committed to supporting students in their dual-degree programs with French universities, in partnership with Campus France Morocco. Several institutions from the university participated in the meeting, including ENSA, the Faculty of Sciences and Techniques (FST), and the Faculty of Juridical, Economic and Social Sciences (FSJES). El Haddadi emphasized the university's efforts to facilitate student mobility.
Dominique Grimaud, Director of the French Institute in Tetouan, highlighted that this initiative aims to guide and support students applying for joint programs. The goal is to help students understand the application process and prepare their dossiers effectively. Grimaud noted that this event is part of the Institute's efforts to strengthen its ties with Moroccan universities and provide necessary support to students.
The meeting allowed students to interact directly with organizers and gain concrete information about available programs. Students were able to ask questions about their academic projects for the upcoming year. This event was an opportunity for students to explore opportunities for studying in France and understand the requirements.
Campus France Morocco plays a significant role in facilitating student mobility between Morocco and France. The organization provides information and support to students interested in pursuing higher education in France. Abdelmalek Essaâdi University's collaboration with Campus France Morocco reflects the institution's commitment to internationalization.
The event at ENSA in Al Hoceima demonstrates the growing interest in international education among Moroccan students. French universities offer a range of programs that attract students from Morocco and other countries. The meeting provided valuable insights into the opportunities available for students interested in studying in France.
Students who attended the meeting can now better prepare their applications for French universities. The event was a valuable resource for those interested in pursuing higher education abroad. Abdelmalek Essaâdi University and Campus France Morocco will likely continue to collaborate on initiatives supporting student mobility.
Key points
- Abdelmalek Essaâdi University partners with Campus France Morocco to support students in their dual-degree programs with French universities.
