In their respective professions, engineers from ENGEES aim to both sustainably manage natural resources and protect the environment.

 

Naturally the aim of ENGEES’ courses is to provide future engineers with a solid scientific and technical base, whilst offering a human sciences approach that focuses on personal development, creativity, project management and governance.

 

A number of students are paid by the Govermentand go on to become part of the Organisation of Agricultural and Environmental Engineers run by the Ministry for Agriculture.

 

After 2 years of core curriculum, in the 3rd year the school gives students the chance to specialize, either internally or in partnership with another establishment, enabling each individual to develop their skills according to their personal goals.

 

Teaching is very varied, alternating between lectures and conferences, tutorials and laboratory work, technical projects, field trips and work placements. Through a personalized tutoring system, ENGEES ensures that each student develops his or her own professional project.

• Preparatory classes (entrance exam A): external entrance exam
• Bachelor’s degree (entrance exam B): external entrance exam
• L2 (2 year degree), DUT (university diploma in technology) or BTS (advanced vocational diploma) relevant to ENGEES’courses: admission based on qualifications and entrance exams.
• Civil servants or state employees: internal entrance exam

• Semester 5
• Semester 6
• Semester 7
• Semester 8
• Semester 9 GEDEMU
• Semester 9 GEDET

 

Focus 3rd Year

Specialisms: plenty of options to choose from

 

• at ENGEES
  • Sustainable Water Management in Urban Areas (GEDEMU)
  • Sustainable Management of Water in Territories (GEDET)
  • Waste Management (GEDE)

 

 

• Joint Master’s (6 specialisms)
  • In partnership with the University of Strasbourg:
    • Engineering Sciences - Computational engineering
    • Earth, Universal and Environmental Sciences - Environmental Engineering and Sciences
    • Environmental Geography - Geographical Systems and Environment – Earth Observation and Geomatics
    • Economic and Social Administration - Energy and Sustainable Development Management
  • In partnership with Nancy University, École Nationale Supérieure de Géologie:
    • Civil engineering - Geotechnics, Water, Risks

 

 

• Other courses in one of our partner institutions (schools and universities, in France and abroad)

This work-study programme begins with 2 months of full time core curriculum with the students in initial education, then the courses take different paths, with the apprentices beginning their work placements on the basis of a 4 weeks cycle:2 weeks as an apprentice and 2 weeks in the classroom.

 

Overall, two thirds of the course is spent in a company. This course is for students who are interested in operations and works, and therefore particularly focuses on:

• Project management
• Civil engineering
• Automatisms

 

The apprentice is paid by the company.

Studying modern languages is an integral part of the courses at ENGEES.

English is compulsory. All students must prove that they have achieved at least B2 level to obtain the engineering diploma at the end of their studies (the school enrols them for the TOEIC test during the 2nd year).

A second language is compulsory: German,Spanish, Chinese, Japanese or Russian.

 

PARTNERSHIPS WITHFOREIGN UNIVERSITIES

As part of its international view, ENGEES has drawn up agreements with foreign universities (particularly with the universities of Santander and Cranfield) for student exchanges, as well as with the Polytechnic School of Montreal.

A close partnership has also been developed with the Agronomic and Veterinary Institute Hassan II of Rabat, Morocco.