International Admission

ENSTA offers several program options depending on your academic background. Since the engineering program is the same at both our Brest and Paris-Saclay campuses, international students admitted to the school in the general engineering track will receive the same degree, regardless of which campus they attend. Admitted students will be assigned to either the Brest or Paris-Saclay campus based on the number of available spots at each campus and the candidates’ academic and career preferences. The assigned campus will be announced when admission results are published.

Admission requirements for MSc in Engineering "Diplôme d'ingénieur généraliste"

  • If you are enrolled in a CPGE program outside France, you can apply for the ENSTA MSc in Engineering by taking the Mines-Ponts joint entrance exam.
  • If you are in your third year of higher education in science at an institution outside France, you can apply for admission to the first year of the ENSTA MSc in Engineering. The duration of your program will be three years.
  • If you are in your fourth year of higher education in science at an institution outside France (or have 240 ECTS credits), you can apply for admission to the second year of the ENSTA MSc in Engineering. The duration of your program will be two years.

Courses offered (starting in 2027)

Discover the ENSTA MSc in Engineering: "Diplôme d'ingénieur"

You are a student at a partner institution (double degree candidates)

We invite you to

  1. Check that your university is a partner of ENSTA (double degree)
  2. If your university is a partner, please contact your university's international relations department to be nominated to ENSTA
  3. Once you have been nominated, you will need to submit your application on the dedicated platform.

You are studying at a university that is not affiliated with ENSTA (independent candidates)

If your university does not have a partnership agreement with ENSTA (independent candidates), you are invited to submit your application individually on this platform: International admission application platform for “free movers”

You would like to participate in an academic exchange for one or two semesters.

Students interested in coming to study at the ENSTA campus for one or two semesters as part of an EXCHANGE program with their home university must take the necessary steps with the international office of their home university, which will send ENSTA a list of nominated students.

International admission application platform

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