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In an interview with Thotis, Estelle Iacona, Director General of ENSTA since 2025, outlines the school's main priorities one year after the merger between ENSTA Paris and ENSTA Bretagne.

Is attending an MSc in Engineering in a French "Grande École" the best path to research? In any case, that is the path taken by Joséphine Monzac, ENSTA 2021, who has just defended her doctoral thesis, as do about one-third of each graduating class from...

On January 22, an all-ENSTA team won the “Cybersecurity Strategies” section of the inter-school challenge organized by the consulting firm Wavestone. Two young women, Haïriya Guidado Aïssatou and Wiam Benrguibi, were part of this team. On the eve of the...

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...

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.

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.

On Tuesday, January 13, ENSTA's Paris-Saclay campus hosted the first edition of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris's Seas and Ocean Forum, which is part of the activities of the Interdisciplinary Seas and Ocean Center (CIMO). This unifying event brought...

ENSTA invites you to discover two of its new training programs for the 2026 academic year on video: MSc in Engineering and MSc in Eng. in Defense and Security

In July, two teams of ENSTA students (from the Paris-Saclay and Brest campuses) will be in Zeebrugge, Belgium, to test their floating wind turbine prototypes. The two projects were selected as finalists in the international Floating Wind Challenge...

It was a human and scientific adventure that they will remember for a long time. Martin Cornille, Maturin Simonneau, and Kim Monoury-Homet are all in their final year of general engineering program at ENSTA, specializing in hydrography and oceanography...

According to a report by the French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME), by 2050, almost half of the world's commercial maritime fleet should be equipped with auxiliary propulsion technologies using wind power, in order to reduce their carbon...

The first European student competition dedicated to autonomous vehicles, the UTAC challenge brings together numerous French and European students every year. For the 2025 edition, engineering students from ENSTA's two campuses have been working for...