The Grand Est receives more than 200,000 students in 5 universities<\/strong> awarding bachelor\u2019s degrees to master\u2019s degrees (Bac+3 to Bac+5) (University of Reims Champagne Ardenne, University of Technology of Troyes, University of Lorraine, University of Upper Alsace and University of Strasbourg ranked in the top 150 places in the Shanghai 2017 ranking) and in around fifty leading engineering, business, art and design and architecture schools, 18 of which are from universities.<\/p>\n The Region also has a large professionalised teaching offer with 15 IUT (University Institute of Technology) and 56 health training institutions as well as 154 high schools also offering sections of BTS (advanced technician’s certificate) (Bac+ 2).<\/strong><\/p>\n In addition to this are 5 administration and law schools, including Sciences Po Strasbourg (Institut d\u2019Etudes Politiques de Strasbourg) and two Science Po Paris campuses in Reims and Nancy as well as 3 university hospitals.<\/p>\n The Region represents 7.7% of the metropolitan workforce<\/strong> and ranks 5th in the French regions<\/strong>. It ranks 2nd after Ile-de-France, for the number of engineering schools and 3rd for the number of schools of architecture.<\/p>\n Among the 200,000 students, 13,000 are enrolled in engineering training courses<\/strong>, which represents 9.3% of the national numbers in this area, a great opportunity for the second industrial region of France (excluding Ile-de-France).<\/p>\n The Grand Est enjoys strong international attractiveness of its institutions and more particularly cross-border institutions with EUCOR-the European Campus and the University of the Greater Region<\/a>.\u00a0 In the Grand Est, the Nancy and Reims campuses are involved in nearly 90% of the double international bachelor degrees offered by Science Po. Science Po Reims<\/a> In addition to these two campuses, the IEP Strasbourg, with its 1,500 students, 20% of whom are foreigners, offers a training programme focused on Europe and the rest of the world, with strong regional roots.<\/p>\nAn attractive internationally oriented training offer<\/h2>\n
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\nThe region has prestigious higher education institutions with international influence\/partnerships such as the International Space University<\/strong> in Illkirch or the branch of Atlanta University, Georgia Tech Lorraine<\/strong> in Metz.<\/p>\nCampus for Science Po in the Grand Est<\/h3>\n
\nThe Reims campus is developing partnerships with institutions of excellence such as Columbia University and the University of California, Berkeley. The Nancy campus is orienting its training towards the German-speaking world, particularly with the Freie Universit\u00e4t Berlin.
\nFully aware of the excellence that the two Science Po campuses convey in the area, the Region supports their development to the tune of more than \u20ac1m per year in addition to the housing project of the Reims campus.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nScience Po Nancy<\/a><\/p>\nA European School in the heart of the Grand Est : the EEIGM<\/h3>\n