Top Industrial Managers for Europe

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'TIME', which means "Top Industrial Managers for Europe", is a network of european universities and Grande Ecole founded in 1988 following an idea of Ecole Centrale Paris. Its goal is to promote double-diploma curriculum through student exchanges between leading european institutions in the field of engineering. As a consequence, a 'TIME' student will share his studies between two unviersites and live one or two years out of his home country.

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