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Janifha Evangeline
Janifha Evangeline , Editor
French higher education involves 2.5 million students, of which twelve percent are from other countries. Every year France universities receive 75 per cent of foreign students. Around 3000 public as well as private higher education institutes provide courses in specific fields. These include communication, medicine, journalism, fashion, audio-visual, fashion & design, etc. Students can also opt for several prestigious grandes ecoles, which are highly regarded in the engineering and technical fields. In this issue we have focused on some of the top colleges and universities in France that offer world-class education and distinguish itself from the other institutes across the globe.

This issue features aivancity which stands out as a distinctive educational institution in France and Europe, focusing exclusively on artificial intelligence and data within its hybrid approach that integrates technology, business and ethics. The institute distinguishes itself as neither a business school nor an engineering school but as a unique institution encompassing technology, business, and society.

This issue also features Ecole Normale Superieure – PSL. Established in 1794, ENS – PSL boasts a rich legacy of delivering exceptional interdisciplinary education intertwined with research, a hallmark of institution, geared towards preparing students for significant leadership roles. The degrees conferred by ENS-PSL hold international acclaim, significantly contributing to the successful career trajectories of its graduates.

After scrutinizing some of the top colleges and universities in France, Higher Education Review has selected the top performers who have showcased exceptional academic expertise. With the intent to transform the lives of students, these colleges have exhibited the acumen to adapt to the evolution of the educational field and help students emerge victorious.

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