Conservatoire national des Arts et Métiers

The Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (CNAM) is a public grande école and grand établissement of France, headquartered in Paris and dedicated to lifelong learning, technological research and the spread of scientific and technical culture.國立工藝學院(法文 Conservatoire national des arts et métiers,簡稱 CNAM)是法國的一所公立大學校與大型機構,總部設於巴黎,致力於終身學習、技術研究與科學技術文化的傳播。

Founded on 10 October 1794 during the French Revolution on the proposal of Abbé Henri Grégoire, it was one of the three founding schools of the French grande école system alongside the École polytechnique and the École normale supérieure.該校於法國大革命期間的 1794 年 10 月 10 日依亨利·葛雷果神父的提議創辦,與巴黎綜合理工學院、巴黎高等師範學院同為法國大學校體系的三大創始院校。

With about 70,000 students, a budget of roughly 174 million euros and centres in some 160 French cities as well as overseas France and several foreign countries, it is one of Europe's largest institutions of continuing and distance education.該校約有 70,000 名學生、約 1.74 億歐元預算,並在約 160 座法國城市以及海外領地和若干外國設有中心,是歐洲規模最大的繼續教育與遠距教育機構之一。

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