Polytech'Montpellier is a French public engineering school founded in 1970, formerly known as the Ecole des Sciences d'Ingénieurs de Montpellier, and a member of the Conference des Grands Etudes Professionnels (CGE). It is a member of the Conference of Graduate Schools of Engineering (CGE) and has an engineering diploma recognized by the French National Commission for the Designation of Engineers (CTI) in 10 professional fields: computer information and management, materials, electronics, robotics and industrial computing.

The ecore nationale superieure des Beaux-arts de Paris is a national school of art under the jurisdiction of the French Ministry of Culture and is one of the four largest art schools in the world. The school combines traditional art education and contemporary art to provide students with five levels of higher education in three areas: art practice, theory, and technique.

Lille 1 (Université Lille 1; full name: Lille 1 University) is a famous comprehensive public university in France, founded in 1562, with a long history, located in the northern part of France in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region, focusing on mechanical, physical, mathematical, environmental, biological and other disciplines, with 45 laboratories. It has 45 laboratories, 33 of which are collaborators of major national research institutes such as the CNRS, INRA and INSERM. The university attaches great importance to external exchanges and has signed exchange agreements with many top universities in China.

ESSCA (Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Commerciales d'Angers) is a leading French business school founded in 1909 to provide high school graduates with a higher education in business management. ESSCA is a five-year institution that awards a diploma of higher education recognized by the French Ministry of Education in the fields of banking and finance, audit management, marketing, human resources, company organization and management, and large client management.

ESTACA (Ecole Superieure Des Techniques Aeronautiques Et De Construction Aut) is the only French engineering school that combines the four major fields of aviation, automobile, aerospace and railroad. It was founded in 1925, and its graduates are awarded the diploma of engineer recognized by the French National Council of Engineers. It is the only school of engineering in France that combines the four fields of aviation, automobile, aerospace and railway;

INSEAD, formerly known as INSEAD, is accredited by EQUIS, Europe's most stringent quality accreditation system, and was founded in 1960 in Fontainebleau, France. INSEAD is a global business school that has established academic partnerships with leading global business schools such as the Wharton School, Kellogg School of Business, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Columbia University Teachers College, and MIT Sloan School of Business.

The University of Lyon (Université de Lyon) is a comprehensive research university in France, founded in 1896, located in Lyon and a member of the Coimbra Group. The University of Lyon is composed of 11 institutions of higher learning and research, including the University of Lyon I, the University of Lyon II, and other institutions.

The École nationale supérieure d'arts et métiers (abbreviated ENSAM) is a French engineering school founded in 1780 as a member of the Paris High School, with several campuses in France, mainly around It has several campuses in France, with specializations in mechanics, materials science, fluid and energy systems. It is a member of the Paris High School of Engineering (ENSAM);

Clermont-Ferrand University (Université d'Auvergne; full name: University of Clermont-Ferrand I) is a well-known multidisciplinary university in France, founded in 1806, initially as a medical school; in 1976 It was founded in 1806 as the Faculty of Medicine, and changed its name in 1976 to become a multidisciplinary university offering national diploma programs in medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, law and legal sciences, economics and political science, business management and technology.

EM LYON (Ecole de Management de Lyon) is a prestigious French business school, an "elite school" for management professionals, founded in 1872 to train international managers and entrepreneurs. It offers undergraduate, master and MBA programs in international purchasing management, financial information and auditing, financial engineering, international business development and strategy, information systems development and management, European Master in Management, Master in luxury management and marketing, international entrepreneurship program, etc.

The National School of Telecommunications (TELECOM Paris), the first French telegraphic school of higher education, is the leading postal, telegraphic and telecommunications university in France, founded in 1878. Software engineering, multimedia production, network design and construction, information security and network signaling, image reception, etc.

ENSM Nancy, the French National University of Engineers, was founded in 1919 to meet the needs of the reconstruction of the French economy after the First Station, through the "Concours Mines-Ponts" unified entrance examination. It admits French and foreign students through the "Concours Mines-Ponts" (first year) or through a 4-year higher education diploma (second year).

The University of Rennes I is a leading public university in France, located in Rennes, the capital of Brittany, with a history dating back to 1461. The University of Rennes was established in 1969 after the reform of the French education system. The University of Rennes I has 39 research centers and three main campuses, including the Faculty of Economics and Management and the Faculty of Law and Political Science in the center of Rennes, the Faculty of Science in the eastern suburb of Beaulieu, and the Faculty of Medicine (medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, etc.) in the western suburb of Villejean.

The Ecole des ingénieurs de la Ville de Paris (EIVP; full name: Ecole des ingénieurs de la Ville de Paris) is a prestigious public school in France, founded in 1959 and located in the Île-de-France region, dedicated to the training of urban engineering designers, covering urban design, organization, management and development. Graduates of EIVP can work for the Paris government and other local governments and state-owned enterprises in France. EIVP graduates can work for the Paris government and other local governments and national companies;

Université de Bordeaux 4 Montesquieu (Bordeaux IV) is a top French university founded in 1995, famous for its law, political science, economics and management, with six teaching and research units in law, economics and management, social and economic management ( It has six teaching and research units (UFR), including Law, Economics and Management, and Social and Economic Management (AES), as well as an Institute of Business Administration (IAE) and two University Technical Institutes (IUT).