Supporting international mobility and excellence scholarship programmes, the Mines-Télécom Foundation supports IMT and its schools: it is now in charge of fundraising from Mines Saint-Étienne graduates, in close cooperation with the School and the alumni association, to support students applying for short-term mobility, internships, or double degrees.
10 Louis Neltner Excellence Scholarships were awarded in 2018
The Foundation and the School worked in close consultation on this social diversity and promotion programme at the School. Factors taken into account included the entrance rank following the Mines-Ponts common competitive exam, social criteria, and performance during their first year of the ICM curriculum.
- 4 scholarship recipients for the PSI track: Gabriel de la Flore (5/597), Amin Dhaou (4/707), Amaury Gaude (6/680), Elias Mamouni (5/721)
- 3 scholarship recipients for the MP track: Cyrielle Anthony (3/1240), Marius Kesteloot (6/1050), Pham NGuyen (5/1247)
- 3 scholarship recipients for the PC track: Edme Paillard (4/805), Axel Roc (3/801), Mathilde Bonnichon (2/832)
Support for international mobility
For the 2nd consecutive year, the Foundation and the school also awarded mobility support scholarships to ICM engineering students, based on an evaluation grid incorporating academic performance, candidates’ specific situations, and the school’s international strategic priorities.
The following were awarded: 11 double-degree scholarships (1st year or extension of studies), 23 short-term mobility scholarships for credit transfer, and 6 internship scholarships, for a total funding of €27k.
“Supporting this project is an exceptional opportunity to also show your commitment to your School!”
Olivier Fleurot, ICM E71, is Chairman of the Mines Campaign Committee of the Mines-Télécom Foundation
