42 is a global network of tuition-free IT schools dedicated to making computer programming education accessible to everyone. Founded in Paris in 2013, it has expanded to over 50 campuses in more than 30 countries, creating the largest network of its kind worldwide. The educational model focuses on peer-to-peer learning, collaborative projects, and a unique, teacherless approach to foster self-directed learning and problem-solving skills.
The educational programs offered by 42 are tuition-free.
The educational programs offered by 42, including the diploma program, are tuition-free for both home and international students.
Admission to 42 is based on a unique selection process that includes an online application, an online test to evaluate basic logical abilities, and an immersive, in-person bootcamp called 'The Piscine'.
42 employs a peer-to-peer learning model, which is entirely project-based and without traditional teachers. Students learn by tackling real-world challenges collaboratively, fostering self-directed learning and problem-solving skills.
The skills developed at 42 prepare graduates for a wide range of roles in the digital world, focusing on self-driven problem-solving and adaptability.