A curated entry point for public talks, student guidance and recognised-partner resources — so visitors can understand DSTI, its environment and the fields we teach before choosing their next step.
These resources are designed for people discovering DSTI, exploring digital careers, or preparing a serious study decision in France.
A public presentation introducing digital careers, AI, data, cyber security, systems thinking, the French digital job market and serious preparation.
Good for schools, fairs, families and early-stage applicants.
Open awareness talkA standalone presentation on Europe’s first technology park, its history, ecosystem and connection with DSTI’s French Riviera campus.
Good for understanding the technology environment around the campus.
Open Sophia presentationA public orientation deck for prospective students and families: programmes, study modes, admissions, scholarships, student life and next steps.
Good when a visitor is moving from interest to application planning.
Open student informationFind concise institutional references and partner resources for schools, counsellors and organisations working with DSTI. Partner training access is reserved for recognised DSTI partners.
A concise institutional and programme reference for presentations, partner conversations and quick verification of DSTI facts.
Useful for institutions, counsellors and professional contacts who need reliable details quickly.
Open facts sheetPassword-protected training for recognised DSTI partner study-abroad education advisors. It may be referenced publicly, but the content is restricted.
Access is reserved for recognised DSTI partners.
Open partner trainingStart with the question you need to answer: digital careers, the Sophia-Antipolis environment, admissions planning, or institutional reference material.
Start with Awareness to understand IT, data, AI, cyber security and digital systems before comparing programmes.
Use Sophia and Student Information to connect the campus environment with programmes, study modes, admissions and student life.
Use Facts for verified institutional information. Recognised partners can continue to the restricted training area when they need programme-preparation material.
Once the right resource has helped you understand DSTI, continue with the pages that support a concrete study decision.
