Institute National of Patrimoine
Located in Paris, FR
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Overall rating by students
4.2 / 5
The Institut national du patrimoine was founded in 1990 as École nationale du patrimoine and renamed in 2001, located in Paris and Aubervilliers, France. It is a public higher education institution under the French Ministry of Culture, unique in Europe for training both heritage curators and conservators-restorers. The institute specializes in seven conservation-restoration areas including earthenware, graphic arts…
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#111 (National rank)▼
National rank
Ranked #111 nationally by uniRank 2026. Source: 4icu.org ↗
National rank
Ranked #111 nationally by uniRank 2026. Source: 4icu.org ↗
- Incoming Erasmus
- 74+ Students/Year
- Semester Dates
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Autumn App Deadline
12 Mar
Autumn Term
1 Sept - 19 Jan
Spring Term
26 Jan - 18 May
- Drinks
- Pint 🍺: €3.50Wine 🍷: €3.00
- Monthly Rent (Est.)
- 880 €
- Erasmus student network
- ✅ Local student groups active
- Affordability Score
- 1/10
- Total Students
- 150
- English Programs
- ❌ Limited/NoneOfficial Catalogue ↗
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4.2/ 5 overall
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4.4
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4.3
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3.9
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5.0
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4.8
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4.8
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4.8
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3.6
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4.6
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3.7
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4.3
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3.9
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