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International exchange

INCOMING STUDENT - Exchange programme :

Every year, thanks to the Erasmus exchange programme and the bilateral agreements we have signed with AD Education, we are able to welcome and send students to our partner schools for a semester or a year.

If you're interested, apply now!

Our exchange programme is open to students from Ecole de Condé partner schools.
If your school is not a partner: Contact your international office and ask about the possibility of agreements between schools, so that we can consider your application.

 

How to apply?

 

All students wishing to apply to the Ecole de Condé must submit their completed and signed application to the International Office by email to : EDCinternational@ad-education.com

 

Documents to be provided :
– Letter of motivation
– Last transcript of marks
– A letter of recommendation from your home institution.
– Copy of your identity card / passport
– Portfolio.
The portfolio is the most important document. It represents 80% of the acceptance.

 

Deadlines :

  • 1st semester (Fall semester) = April, 30th
  • 2nd semester (Spring semester) = October, 31th
  • AD Education mobility – 1 year = May 1st

 

ECTS credits :

The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System, also known as the ECTS credit system, is a learning measurement system that makes it easy for you to show what you have learnt and what your skills are. The value of credits is based on the student’s workload and learning outcomes. In other words, credits reflect the amount of work you have put into learning the content and achieving the objectives of your study programme.

 

1 ECTS credit is generally equivalent to 25 to 30 hours (lessons + homework). So, for example, if you have taken a 6 ECTS credit course, this means that you have worked between 150 and 180 hours to complete it. These numerical references make it easier for students to show what they already know when applying for a study abroad programme or another degree at a different institution, or when applying for a job.