Life in France
Nantes, a dynamic and innovative city
Nantes is a vibrant and forward-thinking city, known for its rich history, cultural life, and innovation. As one of France’s most livable cities, it offers a perfect balance between urban energy and green spaces, with numerous parks and a beautiful riverside. Home to a thriving research ecosystem, Nantes boasts top universities and research centers, fostering innovation in science and technology. The city’s cultural scene is lively, featuring festivals and art installations. With excellent transport links, including fast connections to Angers, Le Mans and Paris, Nantes is an ideal place for students and researchers seeking a dynamic academic environment.
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Angers, a charming and academic hub
Angers is a city full of charm, combining a rich medieval heritage with modern academic excellence. Renowned for its high quality of life, it is one of France’s greenest cities, offering a peaceful yet stimulating environment for students. The city is home to the University of Angers, known for its research excellence and strong international collaborations. Angers is also a hub for innovation in fields like plant sciences and digital health, attracting scholars from around the world. With its friendly atmosphere, dynamic student community, and proximity to the Loire Valley, Angers is a great place to study, live, and explore.
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Le Mans, a city of innovation and culture
Le Mans is widely recognized for its world-famous 24 Hours of Le Mans race, but it also stands out as a city of knowledge and innovation. It offers a rich cultural and historical heritage, with a beautifully preserved medieval old town and a vibrant arts scene. The city is home to Le Mans Université, a growing research institution with expertise in acoustics, materials science, and humanities. Affordable living costs, a welcoming student atmosphere, and a strong focus on research make Le Mans an attractive destination for doctoral students. Its strategic location, with quick access to Paris, makes it even more appealing.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101179396.
