Since 1891, ESTP has been the leading school in construction in the broad sense: design, construction, operation of buildings and infrastructure. The engineering diploma delivered by ESTP Paris (bac+5, international master's degree level) on its four campuses in Cachan, Orléans, Troyes and Dijon is accredited by the Commission for Engineering Titles (CTI).
Founded in Lille in 1964, member of the Catholic University of Lille, the Conference of Grandes Ecoles and the FESIC, the IÉSEG School of Management is positioned among the best Management Schools and is one from the very closed circle of global schools having obtained the triple accreditation of EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA.
An engineering school created in 1900 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, ECAM LaSalle combines scientific and technical standards, human and social scope, multidisciplinarity and openness to the world in all its training.
Created in 1992, ESIEE-Amiens is a major technology engineering school focused on the themes of energy and digital technology, authorized by the Commission for Engineering Qualifications and recognized by the State. ESIEE-Amiens is a member of the Conference of Grandes Ecoles (CGE) and the Regional Conference of Grandes Ecoles (CRGE). She is also a member of Picardie Universities.
Engineering schools (CTI-EESPIG), is a large generalist digital school which trains engineers that everyone is looking for. Telecommunications, networks, computing, AI, embedded systems, signal and image, electronics and management are on the program. In addition to modular teaching leaving many choices to students, ISEP offers them a rich international outlook and enjoys an exclusive partnership with Stanford, the leading American university.
Through a 5-year course and subjects related to the future of its engineers, ESITC Paris trains future construction engineers who can work both in the field and in management offices.
The ESITC in Metz trains versatile construction engineers, mainly intended to prepare and manage construction sites. They are project managers, capable of ensuring the overall management of a construction operation, from design to operation.
Founded in 1991, ECAM Rennes is a generalist engineering school created by and for companies. ECAM Rennes trains agile and versatile engineers with multidisciplinary skills and knowledge in Materials, Industrial Engineering, IT, Networks and Telecommunications, Electrical Engineering and Automation, Robotics, Mechanical and Energy Engineering.
Recognized by the State, holder of the EESPIG label, member of the Conference of Grandes Ecoles and authorized by the CTI to issue the Engineering diploma since 1996, ECAM-EPMI has built its educational project in direct link with the world of business. ECAM-EPMI is renowned for training “all-terrain” engineers in tune with the realities of the industrial world.
Saint Jean Ingénieur is the private engineering school of the IUSJC, founded in 2016, 10 years after Prépa Vogt. It is placed under the academic supervision of the National Advanced School of Engineering of Yaounde, and has as its main educational partner the Technological University of Troyes in France (UTT) which supports it in its process CTI accreditation (accreditation which allows the diplomas awarded to be recognized in Europe and North America)
