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Kazakhs students are writing the DELF A1 test to study at ESA
Astana, Kazakhstan, Alliance Française, Wednesday March 28: 14 kazakhs students are writing the DELF A1 test, in order to study at ESA.
Company sponsored International Msc program – I²FA program – at ESA
20-25 admissions per year in a Master’s degree fully sponsored by international companies leaders in the field of the Food Industry, Agriculture, Seed production or Agribusiness. Students are half the time studying at ESA and half the time working in the sponsoring company. They apply theories on the field.
Erasmus +: A mobility project with a Kazakh university
ESA imagines new premises for student life
ESA’s historic building will be converted into a venue for students in 2018, incorporating a language resource centre.
The 3rd edition of #Esaconnect is under preparation!
Organised by ESA and the researchers from the Changes in Agriculture Chair, the “smart rural” events – #esaconnect – are an opportunity to analyse from a sociological and economic angle the changes that are taking place in the professions and trades, and the new forms of collaboration and cooperation in agriculture involving the use of digital media.
Consumer testing: stimulate your 5 senses with sensorial analysis
Sensorial analysis uses man and his senses to characterise a product, over and above instrumental measurements. Consumer testing allows the appreciation of individuals to be gathered and is today an indispensable tool in the agri-food sector. ESA in Angers has understood that for a long time and it has developed a sensory analysis platform, Senso’Veg, which is without any competition at the local level and has an established reputation.
Live my life: test our engineer study programs!
It can be difficult when you are in secondary school to know what you want to study after secondary school. Well, what better way than to get a hands-on experience of the life of a student! And that’s what ESA offers secondary school students with the 4th edition of the operation “Live the life of an ESA student engineer”.