Data ScienceTech Institute is a degree-granting, private postgraduate vocational institution registered with the Rectorat of Nice (UAI 062136P) and the Rectorat of Paris (UAI 0755832G). Rectorats are the regional delegations of the French Ministry for Education, Higher Education and Research.
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Our Sophia-Antipolis campus, which is also DSTI headquarters, sits in the largest European technology cluster, often called the “French Silicon Valley”. Colloquially called “Sophia”, the park hosts R&D units from multi-national companies (Amadeus, Thales Underwater Systems, Cisco Systems or HPE to name a few), global institutions (W3C, ETSI) and a thriving ecosystem of teaching (Université Nice Sophia-Antipolis, Skema Business School) and research (INRIA, CNRS, INRA).Our Paris campus is located in the Ve district, the heart of Paris, which include “La Sorbonne”, the “École Normale Supérieure” and many more prestigious french schools and universities.
"Anima Sana In Corpore Sano” right? Well there’s a nicely equipped gym in the campus in Sophia-Antipolis, and it’s free so no excuse then!
Data ScienceTech Institute is a degree-granting, private postgraduate vocational institution registered with the Rectorat of Nice (UAI 062136P) and the Rectorat of Paris (UAI 0755832G). Rectorats are the regional delegations of the French Ministry for Education, Higher Education and Research.
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