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SUPINFO announces the opening of its Vancouver site in 2011.
Thanks to its strong international development, after the opening of SUPINFO Canada in Montreal in 2006, SUPINFO is opening a second school in Vancouver, Canada in 2011. |
High speed internet access, wireless network coupled with a wired network, VoIP...SUPINFO Vancouver students will benefit from the same technological resources as the other SUPINFO sites in France, China, Canada, the United Kingdom and the rest of the world.
Similarly, the courses and educational content will be delivered to the same worldwide SUPINFO standard and at the end of their course, the Vancouver students will be awarded the SUPINFO Paris diploma and this will be achieved only by adhering to the high standards of the school. Classes will be taught exclusively in English.
SUPINFO Canada in Vancouver will be an integral part of the global SUPINFO network, thus enabling is students to take full advantage of the mobility opportunities offered by SUPINFO: each year they can freely choose at which of the various SUPINFO schools around the world they wish to study. They can even visit other SUPINFO schools during the academic year, attending classes for a few days or even weeks.
In order to ensure uniformity of training in Vancouver, all SUPINFO laboratories will be supplied with equipment from the world IT leaders (Microsoft, Cisco, IBM, Apple, Mandriva, Sun, Novell, Oracle...)and will be open from the beginning of the school term.
The full 5-year curriculum of the SUPINFO International Master of Science will be available within a maximum delay of 3 years.
A few words about Vancouver
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Vancouver is a port city, the largest in Western Canada in the province of British Columbia. It is the metropolis of the Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD), the district known as the Lower Mainland (metropolitan area located in the southwest corner of the province), with a population of 2,200,000 inhabitants (2004).
Vancouver has the third largest urban park in North America, Stanley Park.
Due north, 3 mountains overshadow the city of Vancouver: Seymour Mountain, Cypress Mountain and Grouse Mountain.
In winter these three mountains become crowded ski resorts, and all 3 are serviced by urban buses and trains.
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