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I am a student at UTBM

UTBM trains engineers who are quickly ready for the workforce and particularly adaptable to technological advancements and societal changes. Its programs are grounded in research and commercialization.

Going Abroad

A stay abroad is much more than just a trip! It’s a unique opportunity to:

  • Develop the ability to adapt to the demands of the international job market.
  • Meet the requirements for an engineering degree, which includes a semester of study or a mandatory internship abroad (for 5-year programs).
  • Improve your language and academic skills in an immersive environment.
  • Discover new cultures and expand your network. Earn academic credit in a different way and enrich your academic journey.
  • Gain independence and self-confidence: Living on your own in a foreign country is a personal challenge that boosts your independence and decision-making skills.
  • Make Your Resume More Attractive: Employers value candidates with international experience, as it demonstrates adaptability and an open mind.
  • Develop a new way of thinking: Every culture has its own methods for working and solving problems, which will enrich your professional approach.
  • Access international career opportunities: Experience abroad can open doors to prestigious companies or universities.

Semester Abroad

As part of its policy of opening up to the world and promoting student mobility, UTBM has signed numerous agreements that offer you the opportunity to study for one or two semesters abroad at one of our partner institutions. If you choose one of our 250 partner universities, you will benefit from:

  • Administrative support from the UTBM
  • The possibility of receiving a scholarship, depending on the destination
  • A waiver of tuition fees at the host university
  • Academic recognition of credits earned abroad as part of the UTBM curriculum.

Brazil, Bolivia, South Korea, Canada, Spain, Italy, Japan, Morocco, Mexico, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the Czech Republic, Turkey … and many other destinations will be available to you.

If you have a specific international project, UTBM is here to help!

You will have the opportunity to study abroad as early as the Core Curriculum. You can study abroad during either the fall or spring semester.

You’ll have the opportunity to receive guidance on applying for scholarships and specific forms of financial aid—depending on your destination—to help fund your study abroad program. We’ll explain everything you need to know about the AQUISIS Scholarship from the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region, the AMI (International Mobility Assistance) Scholarship from the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, and the ERASMUS+ Study Scholarship.

Pursuing a Dual Degree

UTBM has signed numerous dual-degree agreements with its partner universities. Regardless of your program of study, you can take advantage of these agreements starting with the core curriculum. If you choose one of our partner universities, you will benefit from:

  • Administrative support from the UTBM
  • The possibility of receiving a scholarship, depending on the destination
  • A waiver of tuition fees at the host university
  • Academic recognition of credits earned abroad as part of the program, so that you can have both your UTBM degree and the degree from the partner university officially recognized.

You’ll have the opportunity to receive guidance on applying for scholarships and specific forms of financial aid—depending on your destination—to help fund your study abroad program. We’ll explain everything you need to know about the AQUISIS Scholarship from the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region, the AMI (International Mobility Assistance) Scholarship from the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, and the ERASMUS+ Study Scholarship.

Doing an internship abroad

Your internships or VIE (International Corporate Volunteer Program) placements can take place abroad. These are automatically counted in weeks.

An international internship is a major asset on your resume! It demonstrates your ability to adapt, your open-mindedness, and your proficiency in foreign languages—skills that are highly sought after by recruiters. You’ll work in an international environment (teams, projects, and technical aspects).

A team of specialized advisors will support you throughout your mobility project, providing guidance as you search for opportunities and assisting you with key administrative steps. You’ll also have access to a database of internship opportunities and other online resources.

Would you like your resume in English proofread by a native speaker? Yes, it’s possible!

A dedicated team of educators is here to help you prepare your resume and cover letter in several foreign languages. Beyond simply proofreading your documents, they will explain the cultural nuances and best practices for job applications in the country you’re interested in.

You’ll have the opportunity to receive assistance with your applications for scholarships and specific financial aid—depending on your destination—to help fund your study abroad program. We’ll explain everything you need to know about the Dynastage scholarship from the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region and the ERASMUS+ Internship Grant.

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