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Company | Training | Student Life
ENSTA Junior Enterprise: going further together

The Junior Enterprises of ENSTA's two historic campuses, IMPACT and TAEP, were the first student associations to merge, giving rise to a structure of excellence that reflects the quality of the education provided at Paris-Saclay and Brest. This successful union serves as an example for the rest of the new ENSTA's associative life.

Institute | Training | Research | Student Life
ENSTA consolidates its second place in the ranking of French engineering schools by L'Étudiant

Following on from Le Figaro Étudiant's ranking published last November, the 2026 ranking by L'Étudiant magazine confirms the new ENSTA's lasting position among the top engineering schools in France.

ENSTA consolidates its second place in the ranking of French engineering schools by L'Étudiant

Following on from Le Figaro Étudiant's ranking published last November, the 2026 ranking by L'Étudiant magazine confirms the new ENSTA's lasting position among the top engineering schools in France.

Innovation | Research
Innovation: beam-steering antenna module for low-orbit space applications

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites are playing an increasingly important role in space communications, Earth observation, and scientific missions. Their proximity to the Earth's surface offers many advantages, but also imposes severe constraints on onboard...

Innovation: beam-steering antenna module for low-orbit space applications

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites are playing an increasingly important role in space communications, Earth observation, and scientific missions. Their proximity to the Earth's surface offers many advantages, but also imposes severe constraints on onboard...

Training | Innovation | Research
Rozali Badaoui honored at IEEE ETECOM 2025

Rozali Badaoui's early thesis work has just been recognized with the Best Paper Award in the “Engineering Education” category at the IEEE ETECOM 2025 conference on emerging trends in engineering and computing, held in Bahrain last October.

Rozali Badaoui honored at IEEE ETECOM 2025

Rozali Badaoui's early thesis work has just been recognized with the Best Paper Award in the “Engineering Education” category at the IEEE ETECOM 2025 conference on emerging trends in engineering and computing, held in Bahrain last October.

Key figures

2 200 2 200
students
300 300
PhD students
Over 200 Over 200
lecturers and research professors
20 000 20 000
Alumni
27 27
industrial chairs and joint laboratories
11 11
academic laboratories