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It reads very much the same in France. The average pay for a Business School graduate is 5-15% higher than that of an engineer.
by hikingsimulator 4y ago
It reads very much the same in France. The average pay for a Business School graduate is 5-15% higher than that of an engineer.
- Barrin92 4y agoWhile that might be the case France has an excellent math culture at the research level. There's a lot of French folks in the Deep Learning community. LeCun, François Chollet among others, and France has won 13 Fields medals, way ahead of anyone but the US (at 15). France probably has the strongest math community in Europe.
- hikingsimulator 4y agoI'm not as charitable as you are. Chollet left for the USA, LeCun for Canada. France has an extremely small, but great math community via the ENS/Sorbonne/X schools, but it hardly reflects on a larger trend -- general education. The topic isn't the culturing of a select, few elites, but the education of the larger population.
- defrost 4y agoI'm pretty sure on an apples to apples per capita basis France has many more Fields medeals per 100K population than the USofA.
- lgeorget 4y ago"At research level" is the keyword here. We've both the second highest number of Fields medalists and a frankly low score at the 2018 PISA evaluation (especially in comparison to other European countries). The maths education in secondary and higher eduction is somewhat elitist, in the sense that it's not suited for all kinds of students. source: https://data.oecd.org/pisa/mathematics-performance-pisa.htm https://data.oecd.org/pisa/mathematics-performance-pisa.htm