Graduate School of Electrical Engineering

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Our programs are based on students' projects, practical work in labs, project management courses, foreign languages, and internships. It proposes an international environment with strong links with industry, offering students the possibility to develop their personal/professional skills and be ready to work!
Students can be admitted after high school (5-year engineering program) or after preparatory classes/a first-degree program in 2 years at university (3-year engineering program) or after a bachelor's degree (2-year engineering program or masters programs).
School provided Master/MSc. Programs entirely taught in English: Master in Sciences and Technology -Electronic and Embedded Systems- and Master in Sciences and Technology -Information Systems- (in partnership with INSA ROUEN in France), and 2 MSc. programs in "Control and Embedded Instrumentation" and in "Automotive Embedded Systems" (in partnership with Manipal University in India).
Possibility to follow a doctoral program at the Research Institute in Electronic and Embedded Systems (IRSEEM)
Non-French speaking students can seek admission to the Engineering Programme upon successful completion of this program. This program includes french language modules, which entail general and specialized french language modules for engineering studies, and exposure to french teaching methodology.
The Engineering Programme is composed of 5 years of studies. Project-based teaching, mandatory internships, and a critical period of 3 months minimum (2 months minimum for the work/study) abroad constitute this 5-year course.
The Engineering Programme is also opened to non-French speaking students through the Linguistic & Scientific Adaptation Programme.
Students can pursue their higher studies at the Master's level, in the field of Information Systems or Electronic Embedded Systems.
These programs are entirely taught in English and lead to the Master's degree in Sciences and Technology, co-delivered by ESIGELEC and INSA ROUEN.
Students who have completed a four-year Bachelor's degree in a relevant field will be considered for direct entry into the second semester of the Master Programme, based on a review/validation of their application by ESIGELEC and a personal interview (and possible complementary exams for some specific cases).
Ph.D. students are registered in 3 doctoral institutions associated with ESIGELEC.
The content of doctoral studies is defined jointly with the supervisors and in keeping with research areas of IRSEEM: Electronics & systems / Automatics & Systems / Instrumentation, IT & Systems.
Students with a Master's degree may apply. International students having a Master's degree from abroad are also eligible and welcome. Ph.D. studies are subject to the availability of positions and funding.
In a world where dialogue is the need of the hour, we at ESIGELEC believe that young students from across the world, interacting with each other daily, would contribute significantly in that direction. We have introduced a wide range of scholarships to help applicants increase their chances to achieve their academic goals and experience Europe.
Students apply for the International Master's Program in Sciences and Technology - Electronic Embedded Systems - OR - Information Systems (taught in English).
These activities are focused on a theme that is important for all these industries – embedded systems. The areas of research IRSEEM focus on are defined via close consultation with partners in industry and higher education and evolve according to economic, environmental, and societal needs. A transversal team ensures that the research is widely distributed and put to best use. IREM was granted the "Host team" (EA 4353) label by the Ministry for Higher Education and Research for the quality of its teams' research work. Its CRT label (Technological Ressources Center) was also renewed in June 2010, thus acknowledging the transfer teams' professionalism.
IRSEEM dedicates all of its activities to research, development, innovation, transfer, and structures its research areas according to 3 main themes.
IREM is a founding member of the ESP Carnot Institute (Energie and Propulsion Systems). Created and accredited in November 2006, the ESP Carnot Institute's goal is to bring scientific and technological solutions to the optimization of energetic arrangements and propulsion systems, which constitutes one of the answers to current challenges: the shortage of fossil fuel and the impact of harmful emissions on health and environment. The other founding members are CORIA (Aero-thermo-chemistry Interprofessional Research Center, UMR 6614), GPM (Material Physics Group, UMR 6634), CEVAA (Vibro-Acoustics Study Center for Automobile), and CERTAM (Technological Research Study Center for Aero-thermal and Engine).
IRSEEM's activity units join their competences in electronics, automation, signal and image processing, networks, and telecommunication within partner-oriented research programs in order to come up with innovative and sustainable answers to the challenge of electronic embedded systems, as they are more and more present in surrounding objects and projects, whether it be automobile, aeronautics or space. Those research units were organized to structure human and material needs and focus them on technologies and critical sciences or essential missions.

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