In short, this is a university suitable for settling down and studying in a down-to-earth manner. The computer major and science and engineering disciplines mentioned downstairs are another Great Lakes campus. The main campus is good at liberal arts. Such as law, literature, linguistics, etc. Several professors are also very influential in the whole legal field. Chambery is the capital, so life is not inconvenient. It's close to Switzerland, so there are many ski resorts, hot springs and mountain climbing, so the prospects of local tourism and environmental protection development are very good, and gradually many China tourists come here. The school is located in the commanding heights of Chambery mountain area, with complete teaching facilities. It also has everything (even skiing is an optional physical education course). If you want to study hard, you should go to the library more often! ! This school is on the list of French universities that have settled in China's first tier cities. The Ministry of Education has accredited universities, and the graduation rate is also very good in France (think of the horrible graduation rate in France). Disadvantages, the canteen is really not delicious. Each major has several very strict professors who need to work hard to keep their grades. It's easy to get depressed in winter because there are mountains all around. It's really cold and rainy in the mountains, and there are wild animals ... It's a bit scary to walk at night after class.