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ENSIT and CZIMT: 13 students head to China for a year

13 ENSIT students have been selected for a one-year programme in China with the CZIMT institute. AI training, internships and partnership in detail.

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Thirteen students from the École Nationale Supérieure d'Ingénieurs de Tunis (ENSIT) have been selected for a one-year international programme in China. The announcement, reported by lapresse.tn, is dated 13 September 2026.

A programme combining courses, projects and internships

The stay takes place in cooperation with the Changzhou Vocational Institute of Mechatronic Technology (CZIMT). And it is not just about attending classes.

The programme includes academic training, industrial projects and internships within a large group specialising in electric vehicles and new technologies.

As for the content, the training covers artificial intelligence, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, industrial Big Data, Python development and generative AI (AIGC). Chinese language and culture are also included.

What the ENSIT-CZIMT partnership involves

This departure is part of a wider partnership between the two institutions. It covers student and staff mobility, joint research projects, laboratory development and the joint supervision of projects.

The partnership also plans to look into the possibility of dual degree programmes and international certifications. Nothing is confirmed on this point yet: it is a lead being explored.

What you should take away from this

If you are an ENSIT student, know that this type of mobility already exists and that it covered 13 students for this session. The source gives no details on selection criteria or on how to apply for future editions.

If you are considering a career in AI or data, note that the programme covers exactly these fields, with hands-on company experience on top of the courses. For the practical details, your best bet is to follow ENSIT's official announcements, since lapresse.tn only reports the news without publishing any application procedure.