Since its foundation MWSLiT has been closely cooperating with leading schools in France. While creating our tuition programs we facilitated from experience and knowledge of ESIDEC (Ecole Supérieure Internationale de Commerce), a school which was opened on the initiative of Moselle Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Thanks to the cooperation our graduates receive two diplomas: a Polish one and a French one (a certificate in case of postgraduate studies). It is possible due to compatibility of tuition programs of our schools

Who could ignore such an asset in their CV?

The very act of creating the School in cooperation with ESIDEC group of schools from Metz, France was awarded the French Prime Minister’s Jean-Pierre Raffarin prize. The prize is given to international projects developed together with French entrepreneurs. In 2003 there were five international projects awarded the prize (out of 92 that entered) but ours was the only one awarded in the field of education. On November 10^th 2003 the creation of the International School of Logistics and Transport in Wrocław was awarded the first prize.

It is our tradition that the representative of ESIDEC is present during the official inauguration of each academic year at MWSLiT. They always deliver a speech for our students and hand in the French diplomas.

Among the most important achievements of a long-term cooperation with our French partners is their participation in numerous conferences organized by our School. The French researchers are also the members of the Scientific Committee of the research journal “Logistyka i Transport” which is published by MWSLiT. Our students benefit from the lectures being regularly given by our French partners.

Apart from ESIDEC, our key partners include:

• ICN Business School in Nancy, France – a leading business school, with numerous partners around the world, well known for its high class management and logistics specialists,
• L’Ecole des Mines de Nancy, France – a prestigious technical school educating future engineers. It was opened in 1919 and its objective was to help in rebuilding France after the I World War,
• Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers – opened in 1974, an extremely prestigious education institution, located in France.

Such an extensive international cooperation remains one of the main assets for our students, who benefit not only from classes being taught by French academics but they also have the possibility to visit France thanks to LLP Erasmus program.

Wojciech Kazanecki, PhD, a lecturer at MWSLiT has been in charge of cooperation with our French partners since September 2009.