ENIB, a graduate school of engineering located in Brest, at the western tip of France in Brittany, ENIB, is one of the highly selective French Grandes Ecoles d'Ingénieurs. It is a graduate school of engineering with a rigorous selection procedure and a high-level teaching program. The Brest National School of Engineering is accredited by the Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur (CTI), the independent organization responsible for the accreditation of engineering curricula and higher education institutions in engineering. As part of the Brest-Iroise technology cluster, which houses leading laboratories and innovative companies, ENIB enjoys an exceptional setting right by the sea.
The 5-year engineering degree (Master's Degree in Engineering) graduates engineers in the fields of Electronics, Computer Science, and Mechatronics. The program is entirely semester-based: each semester of study is run twice in the same academic year (a fall session starting in September and a spring session starting in February).
Many research projects are conducted through partnerships with industry and foreign academic institutions. These dynamics are reflected in publications (journals, books), but also conferences, patents... All of these activities and outputs contribute to the international reputation of research at ENIB.
France is famous for the quality of its engineering programs, which combine rigorous training in science with practical training in engineering. The close relations between French engineering schools and industry and businesses enhance the quality and relevance of the education students receive.
ENIB is one of the highly selective French Grandes Ecoles d'Ingénieurs. In France, there are about 240 such engineering schools. These small to middle-sized institutions share standard features, including their small workshop sessions, high teaching standards, innovative pedagogical methods, and selective recruitment process. Their curriculum comprises high-level training in project management, economics, and human sciences. They are strongly vocationally oriented and organized in cooperation with industry partners. They also provide work experience placements.
The engineering degree called in France Diplôme d'ingénieur is highly esteemed. It can only be delivered by a French engineering school accredited by the French National Commission for Engineering Degrees (CTI). CTI (Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur) is an independent body established by French law. Its legal missions are the evaluation and assessment of higher education institutions in engineering, computer science, applied mathematics, project management, the development of quality in engineering education, and the promotion of engineering curricula and careers in France and abroad.
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