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A wide range of water and environment-related courses are available to meet the aspirations and diversity of engineering students, as well as the needs of the market and employers. Our Assistant Engineers, Engineers, Doctoral Engineers and Specialised Masters find a wide range of outlets in companies of all sizes, local authorities and government departments.
ENGINEERING TRAINING UNDER STUDENT, CIVIL SERVANT OR APPRENTICESHIP STATUS
ENGEES awards an engineering degree (master degree) in Water and Environmental Engineering accredited by the CTI ("Commission des Titres d'Ingénieurs", Engineering Qualifications Commission). In 3 years, students acquire their skills through a progressive teaching approach and project-based teaching. This strengthened and integrated approach to water and the environment in the territories is carried out in close collaboration with the players in the sector. Some ENGEES engineers go on to doctoral studies to acquire the profile of a highly specialised doctoral engineer. Many of them choose to enrol in ENGEES laboratories where, alongside other doctoral students, they benefit from the supervision of the school's teacher-researchers.
The engineering degree can be obtained as a student, civil servant or apprentice (in the latter case on an apprenticeship). The 3-year course consists of lectures, tutorials, practical work, projects and visits. The teaching method is progressive and enables students to acquire the fundamentals of engineering sciences (statistics, mathematics, physics, mechanics, analysis, etc.), applied sciences (soil and life sciences, water chemistry, drinking water and wastewater networks, water treatment, river hydraulics, fluid mechanics, etc.) and human and social sciences. Students pre-specialise during the 2nd year. The 3rd year is personalised around an individual professional project: choice of one of 6 specialisation courses at ENGEES (urban hydraulics, hydrosystems, water treatment, operations and works, waste, ecology/ecological engineering) or one of the partner or co-accredited courses at other French or foreign establishments.
PROFESSIONAL DEGREE
The Environmental Protection - Urban and Rural Water Management vocational degree (PEGEUR) focuses on the management, operation and design of drinking water supply, wastewater and stormwater treatment networks and systems. It is a national diploma (degree accredited with the University of Strasbourg) that takes one year to prepare.
MASTERS
6 Master's degrees accredited by the Universities of Strasbourg and Hanoi and ENGEES are offered in the following fields: Engineering and Geosciences, Digital Mechanics, Energy Management and Law, Environmental Geography, Earth Observation, Water-Environment-Oceanography.
SPECIALISED MASTER'S DEGREES
The school offers 3 Specialised Masters: Drinking Water and Sewerage, Waste Management, Treatment and Recovery (with Mines Nancy and ENSG), Wastewater and Stormwater Management (with EIVP). Approved by the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles, these MS programmes enable a mix of professionals and students to acquire high-level technical skills in 1 year after completing 5 years‘ higher education (or 4 years for professionals with at least 3 years’ experience).
CONTINUING VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
ENGEES offers a wide range of courses for professionals, including short qualification courses lasting from 1 to 6 days, certification or diploma courses, tailor-made or personalised courses, validation of acquired experience and virtual classes. These courses are adapted to the needs of people looking to retrain, update their knowledge, acquire new skills or improve their skills.
Continuing vocational education