ESILV (Léonard de Vinci Graduate School of Engineering) is structured around digital sciences and technology and is separated into four major specialisations that include computer science, computational mechanics, finance, and energy. With intimate class sizes supporting close peer-to-peer interaction, team projects, and international internships/opportunities, students receive a comprehensive, well-rounded education. ESILV is a member of the CGE, the UGEI, the CDEFI, and Campus France.

ESILV awards graduate the “Diplôme d’Ingénieur” accredited by the “Commission des titres d’ingénieur (CTI)” which is the French accreditation body for engineering programmes and institutions. ESILV has the Master label EURACE.... [-]

The Master of Engineering is totally taught in English where the students have the chance to obtain a“Diplome Ingenieur”. The ME is accredited by the CTI with a French language exit level equivalent to B2.

The GITM specialization prepares students comprehensive project managers in the IT field. It is a combination of business processes and new technologies with a focus on change management and innovation, taking intercultural approaches into account. The graduates are able to pursue careers in the field of e-leadership and become business & data analyst, IT consultant, strategist, project manager, product owner, risk management engineer, etc.

Arina Zueva - Italy - Global IT Management... [-]

The French and European space programmes are economically and strategically important for the future: the development of access to space, with applications such as Earth observation or telecommunications, activities related to research in a zero-gravity environment, the presence of man in space, the continuation of development of the large families of satellites such as Spot, development of mini and micro-satellites, preparation of various interplanetary probes and the missions to Mars, all of these are subjects that are currently being developed. Becoming an engineer in the space sector means working on the construction of launchers, spacecraft (satellites, probes, shuttles, orbital stations) and thrusters, and also taking part in the launch and operation of satellites.... [-]

Environment, security, comfort, reliability and energy optimisation – these are the main areas being researched by manufacturers in the automobile sector for designing the new vehicles of the future.

Equipment suppliers and large manufacturers need engineers for producing new products, new technologies and new manufacturing processes, and also for performing tests, organising production and researching the market.

ESTACA's "Automobile" specialisation provides preparation for all of these jobs. Specialised training and privileged contact with companies more than 400 hours of training provided by engineers from Renault, PSA, Valéo, Bosch, Faurecia, etc.... [-]

The vehicle lighting sector is currently undergoing major changes with new technologies such as LED lights, as well as new and complex lighting systems functionalities. This changing landscape provides an opportunity to explore new avenues for innovations based on lasers, smart lighting solutions, and new lighting functionalities. Therefore, three major Engineering Schools in Transportation Engineering (ESTACA), Optical Sciences (Institut d’Optique Graduate School) and Design (STRATE – Ecole de design) join their experience in engineer training to develop a high-level international Advanced program designed for training cross-skilled engineers for the field of vehicle embedded lighting systems. The training structures are strongly connected to research and actively supported by industrial players.... [-]

High-speed trains, trams, automatic subway trains – there is constant innovation in the field of guided transport and French know-how is exported throughout the world. Manufacturers and carriers are looking for engineers to develop new vehicles, equipment or services, to shape innovations, monitor manufacturing and maintenance, analyse the feasibility of international contracts, etc. ESTACA is one of the only schools in France offering training specifically dedicated to guided transport.

more than 400 hours of courses are provided by engineers from Alstom, SNCF, RATP, Siemens Transportation Systems, etc.

at least 4 implementation projects are performed during the curriculum, for example:... [-]

École Polytechnique's Ingénieur Polytechnicien Program is a unique 4-year program: 3 years to obtain the Engineering degree and 1 year to obtain École Polytechnique’s Diploma.

This 4-year curriculum provides students with:

General studies are offered during the first two years of the program, where students acquire a solid scientific foundation in six subjects out of the eight offered by the Academic Departments: Pure and Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mechanics, Economics and Computer Science.... [-]

Please Note That this program is Entirely taught in FRENCH

Strong population growth worldwide requires increased research sources of drinking water, energy resources or mineral but also to optimize their use. The fragility of our planet requires the involvement of specialists able to carry out development projects environmentally friendly. Expert in the study of sub-soil, geological engineer is now the essential pivot of all exploration, exploitation and development, both in land area than sailor.

Specialist in natural risks in geotechnics

In the midst of Buildings and Public Works (BTP), the engineer must ensure soil stability to prevent the collapse of structures. Its main tasks in civil engineering will then collaborate in the work of recognition, the dimensioning and construction of various structures such as dams, bridges, dams, tunnels, highways ... It is also able to develop the territory to protect resources and prevent the collapse of the land. ... [-]

Formerly known as Service, Design and Engineering SDE)

The EIT Digital SSA programme offers:

Master Degree in Science and Executive Engineering

The aim of this Master programme is to train high-level engineers able to manage complex industrial projects and to become managers of companies.

This is implemented through a multidisciplinary programme, with a high technical, scientific and socio-economic content, leading to a strong background of fundamental knowledge and of practical skills thanks to the strong participation of lecturers from enterprises and implementation of internships in companies.

The curriculum lasts 2 years:

Graduate 1st year: focused mainly on engineering sciences

Master in Engineering Management and Logistics

The Master stems from a Ph.D. program that has been awarded a Quality distinction by the Spanish Education and Culture Ministry.

The Master qualifies for admission to the Ph.D. Program.

The increasing demand for engineers adequately trained in the field of management leads to the creation of this Master. Its aim is to complement the technological background that its students already have a strong preparation in the areas of organization and management specifically related to engineering.

This dual background (management and technology) prepares the candidates for management positions in the industrial and services sectors, with special focus on consultancy, particularly in areas such as purchasing, logistics, production, business process management, products, costs, maintenance and project management, as well as for R+D activities, preparing interested students for an eventual Ph.D. program.... [-]

Master in Telecommunications Engineering (Bilingual)

The Master in Telecommunications Engineering is a professional degree which replaces the Telecommunications Engineering degree and qualifies you to practice as a Telecommunications Engineer, under the provisions of Order CIN / 355/2009 of 9 February.

The Spanish Association of Engineers requires professionals from companies in the telecommunications field (major manufacturers of telecommunications equipment or telecom operators) and from other types of companies, institutions or organizations that need qualified personnel to design and maintain their own telecommunications systems.

The overall aim of the Master in Telecommunications Engineering is to train professionals who are competent to practice as Telecommunications Engineers. This Master's Degree is geared towards advanced training and enhancing employability. Students who complete the Master in Telecommunications Engineering should be able to address any technological issue in the telecommunications field scrupulously, making use of all the necessary knowledge, skills and perspectives from this academic field. At the same time, they should respect the environment and fundamental rights, and show an awareness that putting their knowledge into practice may have consequences for society (ethical scope)... [-]

Master in Smart Grid Technologies (Bilingual)

The Master in Technology Smart Grid is an official Master program with academic and professional guidance offered by the Carlos III University of Madrid. The Master has a duration of one academic year and consists of 60 credits distributed among 10 subjects and work to master. The program provides a strong technical background on issues related to smart grids commonly known in professional circles as Smart Grids. To do the advanced technologies in the field of Telecommunications and Electricity responsible for technological change will suffer the electricity networks in the coming years are presented.

The curriculum of 60 credits has been divided into various compulsory and optional subjects in the field of electrical networks and telematic networks and applications. Subjects related to the Electrical Network consists of 21 credits and cover the main aspects related to electrical distribution networks, with particular emphasis on aspects related to electricity smart grids: distributed energy resources management, and operation of microgrids central virtual power, energy optimization and network management and intelligent buildings and technical maintenance and supervision of assets in smart grids.... [-]