The Paris-Saclay ecosystem: a unique opportunity for students

Located in the heart of the Saclay Plateau, ENSTA’s Paris-Saclay campus is situated in one of Europe’s most vibrant scientific, technological, and industrial environments.

As a founding member of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, ENSTA is fully integrated into this ecosystem of excellence, which brings together prestigious higher education institutions, universities, public and private research centers, startups, and major industrial groups.

Studying at ENSTA means benefiting from unique opportunities:

  • Direct access to cutting-edge research: thanks to the proximity of internationally renowned laboratories and close collaborations with the CNRS, CEA, INRIA, and ONERA, students can get involved in ambitious research projects from the very start of their studies.
  • Immersion in an innovation network: the Saclay Plateau is a hub of startups, incubators, and competitiveness clusters. ENSTA students can develop their entrepreneurial projects there, participate in hackathons, or join innovation support programs.
  • Close ties with industry: many major corporations (Thales, EDF, Safran, Renault, etc.) are based on the plateau or are partners of the school. This facilitates internships, industrial projects, industry conferences, and career placement.
  • A student life enriched by inter-school collaboration: the concentration of higher education institutions fosters exchanges, inter-school projects, and shared cultural and sporting events, creating a true student community across the campus.
  • A stimulating and green living environment, just a few kilometers from Paris, combining modern infrastructure, natural spaces, and top-tier sports facilities.

By joining ENSTA on the Paris-Saclay campus, students become part of much more than an engineering school: they become active participants in an innovation ecosystem with significant national and international influence.

A day on IP Paris campus

Key figures

6
hectares of campus
20 000
Alumni
21%
of French research

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