Our commitments and certifications

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For many years, ENSTA has been committed to quality, sustainable development, and social responsibility.
These actions are based on recognized standards (norms, labels, charters) and mobilize a variety of internal and external stakeholders in a collective and sustainable dynamic.

Quality

Certified to ISO 9001:2015 (quality management—Brest and Paris-Saclay campuses) and ISO 21001:2025 (quality of training organizations—Paris-Saclay campus), ENSTA has chosen to rely on two sets of standards to meet the expectations of its stakeholders. This commitment is based on rigorous process management, a proactive approach to risk, and actively listening to our stakeholders. ENSTA is audited and certified by AFNOR annually. The scope of certification covers administration, research (6 laboratories), and education (engineering program, student and apprentice status).

The quality management system serves all staff, students, and partners to ensure the ENSTA’s smooth operation through an integrated management system that supports other industry-specific compliance standards.

Learn more about our quality approach

Corporate Social Responsability (CSR)

As a DD&RS-certified institution, ENSTA integrates environmental and social issues into its educational programs, research activities, and campus life. We train responsible engineers, conduct innovative research for the ecological transition, and work to create inclusive, safe, and sustainable campuses.

We support and lead CSR projects in partnership with several ENSTA student associations, focusing on mobility, campus well-being, sustainable campuses, and more.

Discover our CSR initiatives

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