28 French Grandes Ecoles

25 French Grandes Ecoles
19 ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
5 BUSINESS SCHOOLS
1 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
A Grande Ecole: A French specificity
The first Grandes Ecoles have been created in the 19th century.
They have a special place in the system of the French higher education. They also
cooperate with the French and foreign universities for their particular research.
Recruitment of top French schools is done on selective competition.
They provide training of excellence and high expectations that correspond to the
economic world.
Les Grandes Ecoles are all members of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles (CGE),
association that gathers and promotes the top higher institution in France and
develops training courses and research.
All of the FESIC schools are members of the
Conférence des Grandes Ecoles.
FESIC Schools’ common values ​and
requirements
Schools in Network which mutualize their experiences to continuously improve the
content of their courses.
Our schools’ offer:
• Individual, professionalizing and international paths for all students.
• Schools that train tomorrows’s engineers and managers who can innovate,
anticipate and evolve in a professional world of increasingly complexity.
• Cursus that prepare students to think about the meaning of their missions and
that will weigh on the future of our society by their sense of ethics and public
interest and create a world that makes sense for everyone.
Key figures
The FESIC Schools Network : the leading network of private higher education
institutions in France
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40 000 students
20 000 adults in continuing education
57 campuses in France and abroad
8 000 graduates each year
110 000 alumni
1 100 teachers
5 000 lecturers
80 laboratories and research teams
More than 1 000 partnerships with foreign universities
INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED DIPLOMAS
All schools offer a diploma referred by the Minister of Education; diploma awarding
the degree of Master
Engineering schools offer programs leading to a graduate diploma certified by the CTI :
Commission des titres d’ingénieurs (commission that issues master’s degrees in
engineering) and have all been awarded the European accreditation of engineering
degree programs (EUR-ACE).
Schools of management issue a state-certified diploma by the CEFDG (commission
d’évaluation des formations et diplômes de gestion) and have been awarded the
EQUIS, EPAS, AMBA, AACSB, CIUTI… accreditations that give them strong international
recognition.
STUDYING AT A FESIC SCHOOL
The 25 schools are located throughout the country and have French
hospitality services for international students.
Pedagogy constantly updated based on:
- Multidisciplinary training (scientific, economic, human)
- Training in research and innovation
- Programm’s Internationalization
- Professionalization of courses (many work placements)
- Human and social education that prepares students to put their skills to the
service of men and the society
- Tutoring of each student
80% of our young graduates find their first job
In less than two months after graduating
19 ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
4 major areas of training and more than 50 specialities
I - Agriculture, Food industry, Health,
Environmental science, Geology
EI Purpan Toulouse
ESA Angers
ISA Lille
ISARA Lyon
LASALLE Beauvais
ESAIP Angers, Grasse
II - Science, and Information and
Communication Technologies
CPE Lyon
ESEO Angers, Paris, Dijon
ISEN Brest-Rennes, Lille, Toulon
ISEP Paris
ESAIP Angers, Grasse
III - Mechanical engineering, Energy,
Building industry, Textile engineering,
Materials science, Transportation,
Automotive engineering, Aeronautics
ECAM Lyon
ECAM Rennes
ECAM Strasbourg - Europe
ECAM-EPMI Cergy-Pontoise
Groupe ICAM Lille, Nantes, Paris, Toulouse
HEI Lille
IV - Chemical Engineering
CPE Lyon
ESCOM Compiègne
LOCATION ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
Sciences and Earth engineer
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ESA Angers
ESAIP Angers, Grasse
ISA Lille
ISARA Lyon
LASALLE Beauvais
Purpan Toulouse
Chemical engineer
• CPE Lyon
• ESCOM Compiègne
Lille
Lille
Brest
Brest
Paris
Paris
Rennes
Rennes
Angers
Angers
Nantes
Nantes
Digital Technologies engineer
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CPE Lyon
ESAIP Angers, Grasse
ESEO Angers, Paris, Dijon
ISEN Brest-Rennes, Lille, Toulon
ISEP Paris
Arts and Crafts / Generalist engineer
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ECAM Lyon, Rennes, Strasbourg-Europe
ECAM EPMI Cergy-Pontoise
HEI Lille
Groupe ICAM Lille, Nantes, Paris, Toulouse
Strasbourg
Strasbourg
Dijon
Dijon
Lyon
Lyon
Toulouse
Toulouse
Grasse
Toulon
Toulon
5 BUSINESS SCHOOLS
EDHEC Business School Lille, Nice, Paris, London
ESSEC Business School Paris, Singapore
ESSCA Angers, Paris, Budapest, Shanghai
IESEG Business School Lille, Paris
ISIT Paris (management, communication, translation,
interpretation)
1 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
EPP -School psychologist practitioners (Clinical psychopathology, Psychology
of work)