BENGALURU — To help students broaden their academic horizons and cultivate intercultural competence, ISBR Business School organized an insightful session titled “International Exposure to France for Higher Studies” on September 21, 2026. Held from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, the interactive event introduced participants to higher education pathways in France, strategic application planning, and the career advantages of international education.
Event Overview at a Glance
| Program Parameter | Event Details |
| Event Name | International Exposure to France for Higher Studies |
| Organising Dept. | ISBR Business School, Bengaluru |
| Date of Event | Monday, September 21, 2026 |
| Time of Event | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM |
| Venue | ISBR Campus, Bengaluru |
| Distinguished Panelists | Vaibhav Sahu & Mansi Grover |
| Target Participants | Students Exploring Global Higher Education & International Careers |
| Core Themes | Academic Pathways, Application Planning, Student Visas, Language Skills, Global Employability |
Distinguished Panelists
The panel discussion brought together industry professionals representing technology, cybersecurity, human resources, and international education:
- Vaibhav Sahu: Shared expert perspectives on global workforce trends, technological integration, and international career readiness.
- Mansi Grover: Highlighted academic preparation, intercultural adaptability, and navigating international study opportunities.
Key Discussion Points & Strategic Guidance
1. Diverse Academic Pathways & Intercultural Exposure
- Academic Ecosystem: France offers a wide range of higher education options across public universities, premier business schools, and specialized institutions.
- Language & Culture: Programs are available in both English and French. Learning basic conversational French was highlighted as key to integrating smoothly into local communities and daily life.
2. Strategic Planning & Administrative Compliance
- Research & Budgeting: Students were advised to thoroughly evaluate course structures, entry criteria, tuition costs, living expenses, scholarships, and application timelines.
- Official Regulations: Emphasized the importance of verifying official guidelines for student visas, accommodation options, and health insurance coverage prior to departure.
3. Boosting Global Employability
- Skill Development: Studying abroad builds independence, adaptability, cross-cultural communication, and problem-solving skills.
- Active Participation: Panelists encouraged students to maximize their international stay by taking on practical projects, internships (where permitted), student association roles, and professional networking activities.
Preparing for an Interconnected World
The conclave encouraged students to consider France as a strategic destination for higher studies and personal development. By selecting aligned academic programs, preparing documentation carefully, and utilizing reliable official sources, students can build the global perspectives and intercultural skills needed to thrive in an interconnected world.
