Through its quality policy, ENET’Com has sought to strengthen its image, presence, and visibility at the national and international levels, and to enhance the international dimension of its educational programs. ENET’Com’s administration has adopted a research policy aligned with regional, national, and international strategic priorities to promote the dissemination of research findings as well as the recognition and influence of researchers in an environment conducive to higher scientific quality. ENET’Com, through its strategic roadmap for 2030, has also sought to strengthen and diversify international partnerships in teaching and research. To this end, it has committed, together with its administrative staff and faculty members, to collaborate with foreign universities—whether for student or faculty exchanges—covering two aspects: continued studies for students currently enrolled in their academic programs, and research opportunities for doctoral students preparing joint-supervised dissertations.The information below clearly outlines the new initiatives established with foreign universities, whether for academic studies or for research-focused exchanges in the laboratories of partner universities.
Signing of New Cooperation Agreements with Foreign Universities
For continuing studies and research-related exchanges at partner universities' laboratoriess :
- University of Grenoble INP: Grenoble Polytechnic Institute: PHELMA School of Engineering
- University of JUNIA
- University of ESTIA: Higher School of Advanced Industrial Technologies
- University of Le Mans: National Higher School of Engineering of Le Mans
- University of Caen: National Higher School of Engineering of CaenSA
New Academic Partnership Between Tunisia and Canada
ENET'Com and INRS are taking a new step forward in their scientific collaboration with the launch of their first international joint doctoral thesis. Led by the NTS'Com laboratory and the INRS-EMT Wireless Communications Laboratory, this research project of excellence benefits from joint scientific supervision provided by both institutions. It marks the beginning of an ambitious academic partnership based on innovation, international outreach, and the sharing of expertise. This initiative paves the way for new research projects in the fields of telecommunications, smart networks, and future technologies. This first joint supervision arrangement is just the beginning. Further opportunities will be offered to high-potential students eager to pursue a full-time Ph.D. (4 years) in an international research environment of excellence, at the heart of innovation and the technologies of tomorrow.
Strengthening scientific research in collaboration with foreign universities
For doctoral students in doctoral programs and research-oriented master’s programs through the signing of agreements for jointly supervised theses or co-supervised research projects. The various initiatives between ENET’Com and foreign universities carried out in this context can be summarized by the establishment of approved exchange agreements with the following institutions, which have fostered two-way research collaboration between the different research organizations. These institutions are as follows:
- Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), Quebec, Canada.
- The University of Technology of Troyes, France
- The Technische Universität Chemnitz, Chemnitz, Germany
- The Normandy University and Institutions Community (COMMUNITE D’UNIVERSITES ET ETABLISSEMENTS NORMANDIE UNIERSITE)
- National Polytechnic Institute of Toulouse (Toulouse INP)
- National Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon (INSA Lyon)
- University of Rennes 1, France
- University of Toulouse
- University of Bordeaux
- Polytechnic Institute of Bordeaux (Bordeaux INP)
- Yncréa Ouest Higher Institute of Electronics and Digital Technology, France
