Objectives: The ENSTA Paris course takes place over three years, themselves divided into semesters.
Teachings
It includes three main types of teaching of approximately equivalent volume:
- a common core of scientific teaching (around 670 hours)
Given during the first year, it aims to provide future engineers with the scientific culture necessary to understand the scientific and technical developments they will be confronted with. Emphasizing scientific openness, modeling, resolution methodologies and mastery of certain fundamental tools, it covers all the fundamental disciplines of engineering sciences.
- approximately 700 hours of scientific teaching to choose from
During schooling, elective courses offer in-depth training on cutting-edge scientific subjects, deliberately geared towards the current concerns of applied research laboratories. The thematic courses in the first year, the majors and minors, extended by a personal laboratory project carried out in a research team in the second year, meet this objective of scientific openness.
- approximately 700 hours of economic, human and linguistic training
Prepared by a first orientation in the second year, in one of the three proposed paths, the specialization course of the third year, devoted to in-depth lessons focused on industrial applications, is organized into 12 courses and 3 profiles.
In the third year you choose a specialization course within the School's 3 centers of excellence: "mobility and energy", "mathematical engineering" and "computer science" covering the following sectoral areas: artificial intelligence, robotics and autonomous systems, cybersecurity, data science, mobility, mathematics for health and the environment, modeling and simulation, energy transition and even entrepreneurship.
Many 3rd year courses lead to the realization of projects on concrete problems proposed by professionals.
Intended for: Students
Degree Level (EU) : 7 - (EQC level or equivalent)
Duration and terms: 3 years
Dedicated web site: https://www.ensta-paris.fr/fr/organisation-du-cursus-cycle-ingenieur