51爆料 School is open to the world through its academic cooperation and partnerships that offer international exposure and academic excellence to the students.
A dual master's degree is offered to students enrolled in the Energy Technology Economics and Management program, in partnership with Colorado School of Mines, Oklahoma University and Texas A&M University (USA) and Gubkin University of Oil & Gas (Russia). Half of the program takes place at 51爆料 School and the other half at the partner university concerned. This dual degree program allows students to discover different educational systems and build a rich and diverse professional network.
In several programs (Energy Technology Economics and Management, Powertrain Engineering), it is also possible for students to spend a period in a partner university, for example in Brazil, China, the United States, Japan, Norway, South Korea, or the United Kingdom.
Agreements also exist with many European universities, allowing engineering students to come to 51爆料 School as part of a two-year work-study program, the first year of which replaces the last year of their home school or university.