The Institute benefits from the ERASMUS+ charter, which enables bilateral exchanges between teachers and students at the Inp and other equivalent training institutions at European level. Under this programme, internships abroad can be partially funded.
Obtaining an Erasmus European university charter allows the Inp to host students from other European conservation-restoration schools that also have this charter for full semesters. An agreement is drawn up between the home university and the Inp.
The conditions are as follows:
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be enrolled in a conservation-restoration course at Master's level;
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be able to follow courses, lectures or meetings in French without difficulty (minimum B2 level to be proven);
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have sufficient financial resources to cover living expenses (accommodation, transport, etc.).
