École Franco-Polonaise

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École Franco-Polonaise
TypePrivate
Active1993–1997
Location, ,

École Franco-Polonaise (EFP), full name École Franco-Polonaise des Nouvelles Technologies d'Information et Telecommunication (Franco-Polish School of New Information and Communication Technologies), was a private technical university, created in Poznań, Poland, in 1993 in cooperation with the city of Rennes and closed in 1997 after the French withdrew from their financial commitment.

EFP was a pioneer graduate school bringing to Poland new concepts of interdisciplinary education with main focus on 4 domains:[citation needed]

  • Information Technology,
  • Telecommunications,
  • Economics
  • Foreign Languages (French and English)

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