At ISC Paris, we believe that international experiences are key to personal and professional growth. That’s why we encourage every student to embrace opportunities abroad—whether through exchanges, internships, or study programs. These moments open doors to new cultures, build meaningful connections, and foster independence.
Erasmus + is a student exchange program that provides financial assistance to its participants. Founded in 1987 by the European Commission, the Erasmus + program aims to encourage international experiences within Europe and beyond, for university students (study abroad and internships), professors and staff.
The program encourages students to participate by awarding scholarships for these programs.
The Erasmus charter
Erasmus policy
ISC Paris is dedicated to expanding international opportunities by increasing the number of outgoing and incoming students, offering more double-degree programs, and raising awareness of the benefits of studying and interning abroad.
ISC Paris supports our professors who want to teach at our international partner institutions; we encourage them to co-author research publications, and we offer opportunities for professors at our international partner institutions to come teach at ISC Paris.
ISC Paris promotes international exchange opportunities, which encourages many of our administrative staff to take part in these programs.
ISC Paris ensures a truly rewarding international experience for its students by carefully selecting its partner universities based on three main criteria: academic excellence, professional opportunities (such as networking and the ability to complete a meaningful project), and the quality of student support.
To meet the diverse needs and ambitions of its students, ISC Paris is committed to offering a wide geographic range of destinations for international exchange and cooperation projects. The school maintains a global presence, with special and longstanding relationships in certain countries, making it possible for every student to find an experience that fits their goals and aspirations.
As a member of the European Union, ISC Paris has adopted the ECTS credit transfer system. One semester is worth 30 ECTS credits (60 credits per academic year), and all students must take a minimum of 15 ECTS credits during their time at ISC Paris.
The French grading system is based on a scale of 0 to 20, with 20 being the highest grade. The minimum passing grade is 10.
The list below shows the equivalents between the European and French systems:
ISC Paris has been awarded the Erasmus+ charter, and receives financial support for these international programs. This scholarship helps to defray students’ travel and accommodation expenses. ISC Paris uses the “first come, first served” rule. Scholarships will be granted depending on the country and type of program:
The Erasmus+ Programme aims at promoting equity and inclusion by facilitating the access to participants with disadvantaged backgrounds and fewer opportunities compared to their peers whenever disadvantage limits or prevents participation in transnational activities.
Thus, Erasmus+ supports people facing challenges, whether they suffer some kind of disability, they come from a socio-economically disadvantaged environment or they suffer from health issues.
