Actions for ITER in France are coordinated through several administrative bodies. The ITER Industrial Committee seeks to optimize economic consequences for the region by fostering relations between ITER and local industry, particularly during the construction and assembly phases of the project. Scientific training toward a career in fusion is promoted through an association of ten universities and schools of engineering that now offer a Master's degree in 'The Science of Fusion'. The High Representative for ITER in France coordinates the realization of the ITER project in France, and ensures the representation of France to the ITER Members, the European Domestic Agency for ITER and the ITER Organization. And finally, from 2005-2010 the Mission ITER, now dissolved, was in charge of adapting regional infrastructure to the project's needs, including the ITER Itinerary public works and the construction of the new International School of Manosque.

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The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, comprising six departments in the southeast corner of France, is at the crossroads of maritime and Alpine influences. Pleasant climate, rich historical vestiges, hilltop villages, world-renowned cuisine - all of these advantages contribute to making Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur one of the most-visited and most-loved regions of France. The Welcome Office at Agence ITER France provides a full range of relocation services for ITER employees who are new to the area.