Ingénieur Paris: New Consortium to Attract International Talent
CCI Paris Île-de-France launches Ingénieur Paris, a consortium of five engineering schools to train future experts in technological transformations.
By Thomas Lefebvre
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Group of international students collaborating on a technological project in Paris.
Facing the growing demand for scientific and technological skills, CCI Paris Île-de-France launches Ingénieur Paris, a new consortium bringing together five engineering schools to welcome international students.
The Ingénieur Paris consortium, initiated by CCI Paris Île-de-France, aims to meet the increasing demand from companies for scientific and technological talent. It brings together five renowned engineering schools: EBI, ESIEE-IT, ECAM EPMI, ESTACA, and ESTP. This initiative is specifically designed for international students wishing to pursue higher education in France.
In a context of rapid economic and industrial changes, companies are actively seeking profiles skilled in cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, data science, systems engineering, aeronautics, bio-industry, and sustainable construction. The French engineering education model, recognized for its academic excellence, scientific expertise, and professional immersion, produces graduates capable of tackling complex challenges in international environments.
The Ingénieur Paris program offers professionalizing courses leading to a globally recognized engineering degree, conferring master's grade. The approach combines advanced scientific and technological teachings, company internships, and international exposure, preparing students for careers in high-demand sectors like transportation, mobility, construction, industrial biology, electrical engineering, computer science, and robotics.
Through a single admission procedure, candidates can submit one application to apply to one of the five member schools, all accredited by the Commission des titres d’ingénieur (CTI). This pooled system aims to highlight the excellence of French training and offer more opportunities to international students, while providing them with personalized support to build their study project in France.
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"In a context where artificial intelligence, energy transition, and digital technologies are profoundly transforming professions, companies seek graduates with solid scientific expertise who are also capable of working in international and multidisciplinary environments. This is precisely the strength of the French engineering school model. Through Ingénieur Paris, we wish to make this excellence accessible to international talents who want to build their future at the heart of global technological transformations."
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"With Ingénieur Paris, we want to make access to top French engineering schools more transparent for international students. A single application and a joint interview allow them to present their project to multiple schools, while benefiting from personalized support throughout their admission process."
For more information, interested individuals can visit the Ingénieur Paris website. The Join a School in France service, part of the CCI Paris Île-de-France's Deputy Directorate for Education, centralizes admission procedures for international students wishing to enroll in excellent French institutions.
