Training

Exchange students have access to engineering courses only :

All these courses are taught in French, that means a good command in French language (B1 level according to the CEFR).

Only one department/faculty must be chosen, as well as only one year of studies (1st, 2nd, 3rd).

The students should attend all the courses of the U.Es (group of courses) which they will have chosen, in order to get the associated ECTS credits. It is not necessary to take all the U.Es of the semesters, since it will depend on the U.Es necessary to be validated in their home university.

The transcript of notes will be the exact equivalent of the approved learning agreement. So the learning agreement must be written very carefully.

• Computer Science and Telecommunications (SN) : Find here the program with courses and credits
• Electronics, Electrical Energy & Automation (3EA) : Find here the program with courses and credits
• Fluid Mechanics, Energy & the Environment (MF2E) : Find here the program with courses and credits

Exchange students have access to the 5 engineering programs :

The majority of the courses are taught in French, but some of the specialization curriculums are taught in English. When selecting the course, you're applying for, you need to pay a special attention to this.

When building your study program, we ask you to :

1. Choose a semester in line with your training (department and level of study)
2. If you wish to take only part of these courses, you must choose complete teaching units (UE). 
3. It is not possible to mix courses from different specialties or years.

Courses are organized by specialty, by year (first, second and third years) and by semester (first and second).

•  "Chemical" engineer Find here the program with courses and credits
•  "Materials" engineer Find here the program with courses and credits
• "Chemical engineering" engineer Find here the program with courses and credits
• "Process" engineer Find here the program with courses and credits
•  "Industrial" engineering Find here the program with courses and credits

Exchange students have access to Engineering programs

During the first 3 semesters (S5-S7), there are no elective courses; students follow the curricula of all 3 semesters. 

The fourth semester (S8)  aims at going deeper into key issues of different fields of Agronomy and help students to expand areas relevant to their future career orientation.

The third year is the year of specialization and is based on exposure to professionals of the industrial and research sectors.

The majority of the courses are taught in French, but some of the specialization curriculums are taught in English. When selecting the course, you're applying for, you need to pay a special attention to this.

Find here the program with courses and credits

Masters of Science are national degrees accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education.

Our Masters of Science taught in English is a 2-year full time programme usually aimed at undergraduate students who already have a Bachelor degree. Focused on specific scientific and technical fields, they rely on the skills and know-how of teacher-researchers in our engineering schools.

Below you can find the program of each Masters of Sciences taught in English :

• Electronic systems for embedded and communicating applications (ESECA)
• Space Communication Systems (SATCOM)
•  Electrical energy systems (EES)
•  Fluids engineering for industrial processes (FEIP)
•  Water engineering and water management (WEWM)
•  Industrial & safety engineering (ISE)
•  Green chemistry and processes for renewable feedstocks (Green Cap)
• Industrial Biotechnology for biobasedeconomy (BioTechEco)

Find out more on the official Masters of Science website : https://msc-inp-insa-ensfea-toulouse.fr/