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Founded in 1952 and currently located at Cergy-Pontoise, north-west of Paris, ENSEA is one of the top French schools in electrical engineering. Being a graduate school in computer science and telecommunications as well, ENSEA forms a system of 200 elite institutions, the "Grandes Ecoles", which constitute the apex of the graduate education system in France.
Emphasis is also placed on a solid education in general science and in all areas of electronics. The core of the curriculum is built around the idea of giving the students the tools to solve engineering problems through creativity and initiative, providing the platform for graduates to a successfull career in industry or research. The unique structure of the classes enables students to develop human qualities such as leadership and openness, features that would be pertinent in their future careers.
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Academic Calendar |
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Semester 1: Mid September to Mid January
Semester 2: Late January to Mid June
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Curriculum Structure |
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The Engineering degree (or Diplôme d'Ingénieur) delivered by ENSEA is equivalent to the Master's degree in Engineering in the USA. Courses spread over 3 years cover all aspects of electrical, electronics and computer science and engineering.
ENSEA and ITIN offer also an MS Specialized Master labelled by the Conférence des grandes écoles.
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Faculties/Schools |
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- Industrial automation and electronics
- Electronics, communications, and microwaves
- Electronics, instrumentation, and biosciences
- Electronics and embedded systems
- Computer science and systems
- Mecatronics and complex systems
- Networks and telecommunications
- Real-time and communication signals
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Restrictions for Exchange Students |
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Please refer to the Other Links Section for the relevant links.
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NUS Application Deadline |
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Please check with SEP Administrator in the Dean’s Office for actual dates.
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Housing Options |
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Options for housing will be provided by ENSEA with a list of costs and room type (single or double) sometime in November of the previous year. Each student must indicate his/her preference so that the required rooms may be booked in advance.
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Consular/Visa Regulation |
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Health/Medical Insurance |
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All students must be covered by French National Student Health Insurance (Sécurité sociale) in order to qualify for full-time student status.
As full time students you will be required by French law to adhere to the national social security system for your health coverage. The cost is low, and allows you access to all doctors. It is recommended that you pay a minimal extra fee for complementary insurance so that your coverage will be 100%.
Please refer to the Other Links Section for the relevant links to the university’s insurance policies.
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Estimated Monthly Living Expenses |
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Breakdown of Costs |
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Accommodation |
250 - 650 |
Food |
100 - 200 |
Transport |
30 |
Insurance |
20 |
Others (Entertainment, Clothes) |
100 - 120 |
Monthly Estimate |
500 - 1,020 |
Please refer to the Other Links Section for the relevant links to the estimated costs of living.
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Module Mapping, Course Selections & Application
Please check with your SEP Administrator/Coordinator in the Dean's Office.
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