A unique programme

The course offers a multi-disciplinary foundation from year 1, combining both hardware and software aspects (strong interaction between the digital and physical worlds) over the first four years, before offering more in-depth courses.

At the start of the programme, all courses begin with no prerequisites, to enable students to acquire a solid grounding in the various subject areas. These solid foundations acquired through practical work (40% of the time spent in practical sessions with 12 to 16 students) enable you to develop adaptability in fields that are constantly changing – it’s all about learning to learn!

The courses cover several areas:

  • Mathematics applied to engineering sciences and computer science, etc.
  • Computing and Systems: algorithms, programming, data structure, web, etc.
  • Physics and electronics: logic, analogue and digital electronics, electricity, automation, etc.
  • Modern languages: an average of 4 hours of English per week. Optional second modern language
  • Human and managerial skills: communication, corporate finance, management, project management, economics, etc.

Right from the start of their training, students are in contact with companies through projects and work placements.

The success of each student is a goal for the entire teaching team. This is why regular monitoring of each student by a teaching team, from the start of the course, helps to identify students who need help. This support takes the form of individual, personalised guidance and advice.