Have a question? Ask a CEFAM student

Classes in English, campus life, internships, student organizations, life in Lyon, or study abroad experiences: Talk directly with a student and learn about CEFAM through their firsthand experience.

Ask your questions of those who experience CEFAM on a daily basis

Whether it’s classes in English, the pace of study, the atmosphere, student organizations, or studying abroad: CEFAM students can share their firsthand experiences and answer the questions prospective students have before choosing a school.

The goal is to obtain a feedback from students. For admissions, fees, course equivalencies, or any administrative decisions, the CEFAM team remains the primary point of contact.

How can I get in touch with them?

Access the platform

Click on "Chat with a student". You will be redirected to a dedicated platform: MAGMA.

Specify what you're looking for

Please provide the information requested by the MAGMA platform so that you can be connected with a student who can address your situation or answer your questions.

Be put in touch with

MAGMA lets you match candidates with ambassadors and start the conversation directly in its built-in messaging system.

Talk with the student

Ask your questions and talk directly with the ambassador about his experience at CEFAM.

CEFAM students sitting outdoors

Frequently Asked Questions

To facilitate the initial exchange, the page can directly suggest a few questions to send:

  1. Is it hard to take all your classes in English at first?
  2. What is a typical week like at CEFAM?
  3. What's the atmosphere like among the students?
  4. Is it easy to meet international students?
  5. What's the process like when looking for an internship for the first time?
  6. What clubs or activities can I join?
  7. How did you choose your partner university?
  8. How do you prepare to move to the United States, Canada, or Italy?
  9. How did you find a place to live in Lyon?
  10. What surprised you the most when you arrived at CEFAM?
  11. How did this differ from the classes you took in high school?
  12. What advice would you give to someone who's still hesitating to apply?

 

These opening lines can be suggested as buttons or suggested first messages to make it easier to reach out.

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