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ENSTA Paris, the oldest engineering school in France. Discover its strengths, its student life and take a virtual tour of the campus.
- The school
ENSTA Paris is a multidisciplinary engineering school that...
- Education
Whether they intend to pursue it in the future or not, it is...
- Research & Innovation
Area of research: Autonomous system design. This field...
- International
ENSTA Paris has had its Erasmus charter renewed as part of...
- Business
The high involvement of businesses, an important asset in...
- Campus
Less than 20 kilometres from Paris, ENSTA Paris campus is a...
- Partnerships and Cooperation
The international strategy of ENSTA Paris aims to develop...
- Inside Ensta Paris” Program
» Talwyn Charbonneau, Inside ENSTA Paris 2021 graduate....
- The school
ENSTA Paris est la plus ancienne école d’ingénieurs de France. Découvrez ses atouts, sa vie étudiante et faites le tour du campus en visite virtuelle.
The ENSTA Paris, officially École nationale supérieure de techniques avancées (lit. ' National Higher School of Advanced Techniques '), is a French graduate school of engineering (école d'ingénieurs). Founded in 1741, it is the oldest "grande école" in France.
ENSTA Paris is a multidisciplinary engineering school that offers world-class education courses. It is part of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, a leading teaching and research institution in France and abroad which brings together five Schools or Grandes Ecoles.
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La École nationale supérieure de techniques avancées (Escuela nacional superior de técnicas avanzadas, también conocida como ENSTA ParisTech) es una escuela de ingenieros de Francia. Está ubicado en Palaiseau, campus Universidad Paris-Saclay.
En cliquant sur continuer, vous vous rendez sur le site de ENSAE Paris, l’une des écoles fondatrices de l’Institut Polytechnique de Paris.
