At the end of November, ISEN Ouest had the opportunity to take part in the Campus France Meetings, a major annual event bringing together stakeholders from French higher education and representatives of the diplomatic network from around the world.
Organized in partnership with the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space, and the national higher education conferences (France Universités, CDEFI, CGE and CDEFM), these meetings provide a unique forum for dialogue dedicated to enhancing the international attractiveness of French education and research.
A unifying event for French higher education
With more than 650 participants over two intensive days, the 2025 Campus France Meetings featured conferences, thematic workshops, bilateral meetings and numerous opportunities for informal exchanges. Experts, institutions, embassies, higher education establishments and partners came together to share experiences, reflect on international challenges and envision future strategies.
Strategic issues at the heart of discussions
As a true space for reflection, the Campus France Meetings aim to:
- strengthen France’s position as a leading destination for study and research,
- encourage scientific and academic cooperation,
- promote the talents and innovations of the French academic landscape internationally.
This year’s dense program addressed a wide range of strategic topics, including:
- initiatives to enhance the attractiveness of doctoral studies for international audiences,
- actions led by research organizations and diplomatic missions to facilitate bilateral cooperation,
- strategies to consolidate France’s role as a major academic and scientific partner,
- showcasing innovative French technologies and their global potential.
ISEN Ouest: a committed player in international openness
ISEN Ouest’s participation in this event reaffirms its commitment to:
- welcoming international students and talents,
- developing sustainable academic partnerships,
- promoting its programs and research worldwide.
These meetings enrich our strategic thinking and strengthen our determination to offer students academic pathways that are increasingly open to the world, in line with the global challenges of tomorrow.
