esigelec identification form

ESIGELEC IDENTIFICATION FORM
2012/2013
ESIGELEC
Name of University/institution
ESIGELEC Rouen
Ecole Supérieure d’ingénieurs
English name
ESIGELEC Rouen, School of Engineering
Abbreviation (if any)
ESIGELEC
Erasmus Code (when relevant)
FR ROUEN07
Name of legal representative
Dr Eric DURIEUX
Full address of University/institution
Technopôle du Madrillet
Avenue Galilée BP10024
76801 Saint-Etienne du Rouvray cedex
FRANCE
Telephone (including country code)
+33 (0)2 3291 5858
Fax (including country code)
+33 (0)2 3291 5859
University/institution e-mail
esigelec@esigelec.fr
University/institution website
www.esigelec.fr
ESIGELEC International office
Name and address of international office
Direction des Relations et programmes internationaux
ESIGELEC- Technopôle du Madrillet
Avenue Galilée BP10024
76801 Saint-Etienne du Rouvray cedex
FRANCE
Telephone (including country code)
+33 (0)2 3291 5858
Fax (including country code)
+33 (0)2 3291 5859
International office e-mail
international@esigelec.fr
International office website
http://www.esigelec.fr/en/International-Relations/Studying-inFrance
Head of office
Name
Function
E-mail
Mr Cyril MARTEAUX
Director of International relations and programmes
marteaux@esigelec.fr
Coordinator of the bilateral agreement
between ESIGELEC and your University
Name & Function
E-mail
Ms Cecilia BRUNEL
Deputy-Director of International relations and programmes
in charge of international agreements and exchange
programmes
cecilia.brunel@esigelec.fr
Other contact persons :
Name
Function
E-mail
Ms Dalila BARQ
Assistants for incoming students, before arrival
dalila.barq@esigelec.fr
Ms Morgane ETIENNE
Assistant for incoming students, after arrival
morgane.etienne@esigelec.fr
Ms Marie-Laure FAROULT
Assistant for outgoing students
faroult@esigelec.fr
Ms Nathalie MURDOCH
Housing coordinator
nathalie.murdoch@esigelec.fr
ESIGELEC Exchange programme
Academic year
Semester 1 : mid-September ⇒ end of January
Semester 2 : February ⇒ end of May
Language of instruction
French is the regular language of instruction.
Some courses are taught in English.
Course information
Application procedure for exchange students
Welcome guide
http://sites.esigelec.fr/RI/international-Relations.html
Application deadlines
May 31 for semester 1 or full academic year;
October 31 for semester 2
Approximate cost of living
Approx. 700 Euros a month including rent, transport, food,
etc.
Accommodation
In students’ residences (according to availability) : from
200 Euros to 350 Euros a month
Further information : http://www.crous-rouen.fr
Insurances
Further information
Informations non contractuelles
In prívate apartments : approx. 400 Euros a month
Medical insurance (compulsory for non EU students) :
approx. 205 Euros
EU students must old the European Health Insurance card.
Accommodation insurance (compulsory for all students) :
approx. 45 Euros for a single room.
Medieval city of Rouen : www.rouentourisme.com
Study in France : www.campusfrance.org
Table of Contents
Student accommodation ........................................................................................................................ 1
Health ...................................................................................................................................................... 3
How to get there ..................................................................................................................................... 3
By Plane........................................................................................................................................... 4
By Boat ............................................................................................................................................ 4
By Train ........................................................................................................................................... 5
By Car .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Getting Around ....................................................................................................................................... 6
TEOR ................................................................................................................................................ 6
Metro .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Bus ................................................................................................................................................... 7
Cy’clic .............................................................................................................................................. 7
Taxi .................................................................................................................................................. 7
River ferries ..................................................................................................................................... 8
Emergency Numbers ........................................................................................................................... 8
Bank account....................................................................................................................................... 8
Mobiles ............................................................................................................................................... 9
Student accommodation
Students will need to pay for a translated copy of their birthcert before they go to France in order to
avail of the living allowances granted by the French government
Students have access to university halls of residence but because of the high demand, it is essential
that they contact CROUS before the March prior to the ESIGELEC entrance examinations if they want
to obtain accommodation. Around 100 university rooms are also managed by ESIGELEC, intended
primarily for students from other countries or the foreign French territories (information available
on request when applying; subject to available places).
CROUS : 3 rue d’Herbouville – 76000 Rouen – +00 33 (0)2 32 08 50 00 – open 9am to 4.30pm
http://maps.google.fr/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=fr&geocode=&q=3+rue+d%E2%80%99Herbouville
+%E2%80%93+76000+Rouen&sll=49.448898,1.088465&sspn=0.008844,0.015471&ie=UTF8&ll=49.44
9044,1.088462&spn=0.008844,0.015471&z=16&iwloc=A
ESIGELEC also have information about furnished or unfurnished rooms to rent from property owners
who contact the school directly. The list is regularly updated and available from the school reception
office. It can also be obtained by calling +00 33 (0)2 32 91 58 58 or via the
website http://www.logesige.fr.st/. Rental agencies or notaries also offer rooms for rent.
There are several hotels close to the school, at the technopôle site or on Avenue des Canadiens.
Help with accommodation
Subject to certain conditions, you could be eligible for financial assistance towards accommodation
(APL or ALS). To find out, contact your local French social security department.
Caisse d’Allocations Familiales de Rouen : 4 rue des Forgettes – 76000 ROUEN – +00 33 (0)2 35 52 66
97 and http://www.caf.fr/
http://maps.google.fr/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=fr&geocode=&q=4+rue+des+Forgettes+%E2%80%
93+76000+ROUEN&sll=49.39296,1.060052&sspn=0.008505,0.015471&ie=UTF8&ll=49.448625,1.081
274&spn=0.008844,0.015471&z=16&iwloc=A
The areas
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Rive Droite :
This is the ideal place to live if you wish to have a very full student lifestyle. The area of old Rouen is
particularly pretty and very lively. Here are a few places that will appeal to everyone – the Place
Cauchoise, the Place du vieux marché, Rue de la République, and the Hôtel de Ville area. If you can,
try and find accommodation with allocated parking or close to a metro station because parking in
the centre of Rouen can be difficult.
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Rive Gauche :
The areas of the Rive gauche (Petit-Quevilly, Grand-Quevilly, Sotteville-lès-Rouen, Saint-Etienne-duRouvray, Petit-Couronne, Grand-Couronne) are very close to ESIGELEC by car, metro or bus.
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Technopôle du Madrillet :
This is where ESIGELEC are located, in Saint Etienne du Rouvray. Students wanting to do activities
outside of the school or in the centre of town will need to take note of the metro or bus timetable.
A few useful links :
http://www.crous-rouen.fr/
http://www.logetud.com/
http://www.rouen-immobilier.com/
http://www.locationrevel.fr/
www.logesige.fr.st
http://logesige.free.fr/
http://www.estudines.com/
The CAF (French social security department) :
http://www.rouen.caf.fr/ ou 3615 CAF ou 08 20 25 76 40
Health
1st Floor, Rue Lavoisier
76821 MONT-SAINT-AIGNAN
Tel : +00 33 (0)2.32.76.92.92, Fax : +00 33 (0)2.32.76.92.91
Opening hours :
8.45am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday.
Medical, psychiatric and social services including doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, welfare workers and
admin staff.
Services on offer :
WITHOUT PRIOR APPOINTMENT :
Personalised welcome: help, information, advice, counselling, health service – emergency treatment,
vaccinations, psychiatric/social welfare service : welfare officer – psychiatric support, health
education (STD – AIDS – Tobacco – Alcohol – Drugs – Contraception – Dermatology – Stress –
Insomnia, etc), help for students with disabilities.
WITH PRIOR APPOINTMENT :
- Preventative medical visits, as required (registered students and new arrivals at the university –
students who are particularly at risk),
Specialised consultations, on request from students: tel. +00 33 (0)2.32 76.92.92, contraception acupuncture (anti-stress and anti-tobacco treatment) - dermatology, psychiatric doctor - psychiatrist
– monitoring or students with disabilities, nutritional advice – sexology (sexual problems – care and
follow-up) - Sophrology.
UFR des SCIENCES health centre
Tel. : +00 33 (0)2 32 95 51 18 – emergency treatment – preventative medical visits - vaccinations
Hours : 8.30am – 4pm
How to get there
By Plane
For longer journeys the plane is the fastest way to get to Normandy. Rouen has its own airport plus
the 3 Paris airports which are all close by make international capitals and major cities easily
accessible at competitive prices. From the airport you can take a shuttle direct to Rouen. For full
details on times, shuttle services and destinations.
Rouen Airport
Vallée de Seine
76520 Boos
Tél. 02 35 79 41 00
www.rouen.aeroport.fr
Email : aeroport@rouen.cci.fr
Taxis blancs :
02 35 61 20 50
Beauvais, Low cost airport
Tillé, 60000 Beauvais
Tél. 08 92 68 20 66
www.aeroportbeauvais.com
Email : accueil-aero@cci-oise.fr
By Boat
The main ferry lines linking the UK to Normandy leave from Newhaven and Portsmouth and go to
Caen, Le Havre or Dieppe. From the ports fast road links and coach lines to Rouen are easily
available. There are ferrys from Cork and Rosslare to Roscoff, and from Rosslare to Cherbourg.
By coach
You don’t need a car to come to Rouen as it is so easy to use the coach network.
Over 20 coach lines and up to 24 departures daily means that it is easy to get around the region by
coach. For full information on time tables, prices and routes:
Fast road links:
Rouen - Évreux
Rouen - Pont-Audemer
Le Havre - Saint-Pierre-de-Varengeville
Evreux - Louviers / Pont-de-l'arche
Dieppe - Bourg-Achard / Pont-Audemer
Neufchâtel - Gamaches / Aumale
Lisieux - Perriers-sur-Andelle / Ry
Gournay-en-Bray - Catenay
Elbeuf - Le Trait / Duclair
Bourgtheroulde - Bosc-Roger
Caudebec-en-Caux - Montigny
Le Tréport - Saint-Pierre-de-Manneville / Quevillon
Saint-Valery-en-Caux - Barentin / Pavilly / Yerville
Fécamp - Montville / Clercs
CNA
Normandy Coach Company/ CNA
CFTI and TVS companies
Metro systems and Coach station
9, rue Jeanne d'Arc
76000 Rouen
Indigo number :
+33 (0) 825 076 027 (0,15€/mn)
www.cna.fr
Opening hours :
From Monday to Saturday from 9h to 19h
By Train
Rouen benefits from several TGV high speed rail connections as well as local and national trains.
(Paris, Le Havre, Marseille, Lyon, Caen, Lille, etc…)
High speed TGV connections :
Charles de GaulleAirport Paris - Rouen Right bank
Marseille St-Charles - Rouen Right bank
Lyon - Rouen Right bank
National rail links :
Paris St-Lazare - Rouen Right bank
Le Havre - Rouen Right bank
Caen - Rouen Right bank
Dieppe - Rouen Right bank
Regional rail links :
TER local lines linking Rouen to numerous destinations in Upper Normandy.
For all information about train times etc click on the SNCF information site or telephone :
Aléorégion : +33(0) 825 000 276 (0,15€/min) from Monday to Friday from 7h00 to 20h00.
Local TER Haute-Normandie office
By Car
The A13 motorway goes from Paris to Rouen and the journey takes just over an hour.
The A13 continues on to Lower Normandy and Brittany.
The A28 links Rouen to the North of France and the Channel ports and the Eurotunnel.
For further information see the SAPN.
Giverny : 50km
Dieppe : 58km
Beauvais : 73km (low cost airport)
Honfleur (A13) : 72km
Étretat : 85km
Le Havre (A15) : 86km
Caen (A13) : 129km
Paris (A13) : 133km
Mont Saint-Michel : 236km
Getting Around
The CREA has one of the most modern urban transport systems in France.
Choose from the métro tram system, the TEOR, bus or Taxi – it is easy to get around the city and
surrounding area.
If you prefer to keep fit while getting around Rouen has over 20 bicycle stationswhere you can hire a
bicycle ofr an hour , a day or longer depending on how long you need it.
TEOR
TEOR (East West Transports Rouen) has 3 lines crossing the Rouen conurbation from East to West.
Lines go from : Bihorel and les Hauts de Rouen in the North to Darnétal in the east via Rouen
Centre , From Canteleu to Darnetal, from Mont-Saint-Aignan via Rouen to Notre Dame de
Bondeville,
Metro
Rouen Seine valley has 2 métro lines crossing 5 of the city communes (Rouen, Petit-Quevilly, Grand
Quevilly, Sotteville-lès-Rouen and Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray). The lines divide into 2 branches on the
South bank one going to Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray / Technopôle and the other to Grand Quevilly /
Georges Braque. The lines come together at Saint-Sever and go onto the terminus Boulingrin in
Rouen.
Bus
The whole system was redesigned in 2007 to complement the major TEOR and metro links. The
system has 27 regular bus lines plus the 3 TEOR east west links, 18 community taxi lines and 24
school transport lines.
CAR Office
9, rue Jeanne d'Arc
76 000 ROUEN
Phone : +33(0)2 35 52 52 00
Fax : +33(0)2 35 52 52 38
www.tcar.fr
(Open from Monday to Friday)
Cy’clic
Cy’clic is Rouen city latest addition to better Public Transport. You can hire a bicycle fro a day, a
week , 6 months or a year. Bikes are free for the first half hour . Rouen has 21 bike stations and 250
bikes available. Bikes can be hired any day of the week between 5am and 1 am but you can return
your bike at any time.
Cy'clic
TSA 10004
78378 Plaisir Cedex
http://cyclic.rouen.fr/
Taxi
If you need a taxi to get around Rouen has 11 ranks :
place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville
rue aux Juifs
gare routière
place Jacques-Lelieur
hôpital Charles-Nicolle
place des Emmurées
place de l'Église-Saint-Sever
place des Martyrs
gare SNCF Rouen rive droite
rue Albert-Dupuis
quai Jacques-Anquetil (à partir de 23h)
Radio-taxis
67 rue Jean-Lecanuet
76000 Rouen
Phone : +33(0)2 35 88 50 50
Fax : +33(0)2 35 88 96 96http://www.radiotaxirouen.com/
Le Taxis Blancs
18 rue Richard-Wagner
76000 Rouen
Phone : +33(0)2 35 61 20 50
Fax : +33(0)2 35 72 68 99
River ferries
Over 10 million passengers use a river ferry to cross the Seine. Ferries go from Canteleu, Jumièges or
La Bouille and many other places along the Seine.
http://www.seinemaritime.net/
Emergency Numbers
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Ambulance/ SAMU : 15
Fire fighters : 18
Police/Emergency: 17
Police Station : 9 rue Brisout de Barneville, 76100 Rouen, Phone : +33(0)2 32 81 25 00
Police Station : 44 boulevard de l'Yser, 76000 Rouen, Phone : +33(0)2 35 07 85 70
Headquarters, Phone : +33(0)2 35 07 89 50
Bank account
How to open a bank account in France?
To open a bank account, you need to bring these documents to the banker:
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A proof of identity (ID, passport)
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A proof of residence
Checks
Checks in France are often used, especially to have a mobile phone or rent an apartment.
Your credit card (about 30€ per year) and your checkbook (free) will arrive one week after your
account opening.
Your code number will be sent in your accommodation address, so be careful about your
information.
Do not hesitate to give your mobile phone number to your bank in case they need some more
information. In case of loss or theft of the credit card or check book, you must immediately stop the
card or check book (“faire opposition”) by calling the phone number your bank gave you
Travelers Checks
Traveler’s checks are NOT easy to cash in France, because you must go to a bank and banking hours
are not very practical.
You can instead use an international credit card such as Visa or MasterCard. American Express is
recognized as well but is far less easily accepted.
As well, if your credit card has a pin code, almost all ATMs will allow you to withdraw Euros using
these credit cards. But be sure to check with your bank concerning the charges and exchange rate
applied when using the card in France in shops AND withdrawing money from ATMs.
Other spending
During your journey, you will spend a lot of money at your arrival:
Your rent (which depends on your Maisel room).
Note that you can benefit from the CAF which pays you a part of your rent.
Maisel membership cost (around 150€ non-refund)
Maisel deposit (arounf 450€)
House insurance (around 40€ for one year, please contact school life office)
Food
Dishes (5 €)
Public transport: count 70€/month for unlimited trips with the Imagin’r Card
Other: clothes, associations, school stationery…
Mobiles
The main companies are:
SFR, http://www.sfr.fr
Orange, www.orange.fr
Bouygues Telecom, www.bouyguestelecom.fr
The others: Free Mobile, Virgin Mobile, Nrj Mobile, Lebara, Sosh, B&You, Universal Mobile, La Poste
mobile- Have a look on Internet for more detailed information.
There are three types of mobile subscriptions:
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Prepaid card: you buy a Sim card and you top up your mobile phone when you don’t have
credits anymore. The inconvenient is that the companies don’t offer good deals.
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Lock subscription: the best for those who want to call in France and also worldwide without
paying any extras charges. The company takes the money from your bank account every
month. (Need a bank account in France: go on the ). When you leave France, you call to stop
the subscription.
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Normal subscription: if you know that you just call and send SMS/MMS in France, it’s the
best choice because it’s cheaper but if you call worldwide, the company is going to take
more money in your bank account than the subscription price. (need a bank account in
France)
What’s on the market?
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Prepaid card:
If you want to call and send SMS in France and worldwide, the best offer is LEBARA MOBILE
(you can check the price list according to the country you are calling on the
website http://www.lebara.fr/prepaye/tarifs).
There is no unlimited SMS or Internet in this prepaid card. You just need to go to the
“TABAC” (cigar store) to top up your mobile.
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Lock subscription: (without engagement, need a bank account in France
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Normal subscription: (without engagement, need a bank account in France)
You can compare prices here http://www.comparatel.fr/cartes-sim-seules.html
FRENCH SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Grande École d’ingénieurs
Supervised by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Rouen (CCIR)
Member of the French Conference of Management and Engineering Schools (CGE)
Member of the French Conference of Directors of Engineering Schools (CDEFI)
Fully recognized by the French Government
Engineer : a prestigious title in France after 5 years of higher studies
Engineering degree signed by the representative of the ministry of higher education
and accredited by the commission of engineering titles (CTI)
A balanced education in technological skills, humanities and individual development
12 Majors
electronic systems of telecommunication
communications
networks architecture and security
information systems engineering
engineering of embedded systems
automation and industrial robotics
electrical engineering and transports
mechatronics and electrical engineering
energy and sustainable development
biomedical engineering
business engineer
finance engineer
Founded in 1901, ESIGELEC
has now a long experience in the domains of education, research
and development, international and industrial relations.
A total of approximately 1480 students and
300 teachers and staff of whom 110 are full-time
• 5 departments, 8 laboratories, and a research
Institute • Project based teaching • A range of
12 technological majors and 9 professional paths
subjects • 8 bilingual French-English technological
A well-deserved reputation
ESIGELEC ranks amongst the top French engineering schools « Grandes Écoles ». The curriculum combines the broad-based teaching of
science and technology, economics and management, with advanced majors and introductions
to career paths that include a work placement
abroad.
Students are taught by experienced engineers,
university professors. They take part in industrybased projects and work placements in preparation for professional life.
Since the school’s foundation in 1901, more
than 8,000 students have graduated and gone
on to work in almost 900 companies in France
and abroad ESIGELEC ranks among the top
30 Grandes Écoles in France
Admission to ESIGELEC
ESIGELEC has approximately 1480 students, divided into several programmes.
Ireland, Spain, Italy, China, India, Russia, the
United States, Africa, Brazil, Mexico, Lebanon,...
approximately 450 students from more than
35 countries on all continents study each year
at ESIGELEC. 34 % of ESIGELEC students come
from abroad.
Engineering cycle (mostly taught
in French, with bilingual technical
majors) :
1100 students in the 3 years engineering
course :
- admission into the 1st year of this cycle, by completion of 2 years of higher-level science studies after the High School Leaving Cerficate,
African students have the possibility to
do
their preparatory courses in a Joint Preparatory
Course proposed in partnership with institutions
in Benin, Cameroun, and Senegal.
- admission into the 2nd year (equivalent of a
4th university year) by completion of 4 years
of higher level studies after the High School
Leaving Cerficate.
Integrated and International
Preparatory Classes (mostly taught in
French, with some lectures taught in
english) :
260 students in the school’s own 2-year preparatory course :
-a
dmission after the High School Leaving Cerficate.
Linguistic and Scientific Preparation
Year :
30 students in a Linguistic and Scientific
Preparation Year in order to prepare themselves
to the entry into the engineering programme in
2 or 5 years :
- admission after high school
- admission with 4 years of higher education (or
3 years + professional experience).
majors • 75 agreements with universities or
engineering schools in 35 countries • A network of
3000 companies of which 650 are outside France •
For french students, a compulsory period outside
France : training periods, a semester, an intercalary
year, or, in the final year, as part of a Master’s degree.
Masters of Science (taught in English) :
10 students in the Master of science in Business
Information technology run by ESIGELEC and
Rouen Business School :
- admission with 4 years of higher education for
a 18 month-course.
10 students in the Master of science in
Management of Electronic and Embedded
Systems :
- admission with 4 years of higher education for
a 18 month-course.
PhD programmes (taught in French
or in English) :
40 students in the labs of our Institute of Research
in Electronic and Embedded Systems (IRSEEM).
75 % of PhD students come from abroad.
Exchange programmes:
40 students welcomed on exchange programmes
(Study programme, Double degree programme,
Discovery week, project works.)
International network
ESIGELEC has partnerships with over 75 foreign
universities in 35 countries :
Bilateral agreements in Europe, Canada, United
States, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, South
Korea, India, China, Russia, Africa, Lebanon,
consisting of exchanges between ESIGELEC and
its partner-institutions for :
- laboratory project works,
- single semester or full year abroad ETCS
(Europeen Credit Transfer System),
- double degrees,
and
- collaborative research projects,
- faculty exchanges.
Internationally orientated curriculum
Students do a compulsory internship abroad in
order to complete their degree and must reach
a minimal score of 750 in the TOEIC English
test. The curriculum includes 8 bilingual technical majors (English-French). The school faculty
includes native English-speaking teachers and
lecturers.
Industry links
These links form a crucial part of the curriculum :
each student dedicates 200 academic hours in
the second and third years of their engineering
cycle to projects recommended by companies,
giving them the opportunity to work in conditions
comparable to those of the industrial world. Each
project involves a group of 6 students.
Three work placements in France and abroad,
prepare engineering undergraduates for their
entry into professional life. Representatives of
the school’s industrial partners sit on panels
that assess results of students’ internships, on
the Development Committee and the Board of
Governors, teach and lecture, maintain links with
school’s graduates and pay compulsory statelevied apprenticeship charge.
ESIGELEC leads also development contracts,
technological consultancy, in-service training.
Internships are done by students (from 4 weeks
minimum to 9 months).
There are work placements at three levels, as an
unskilled worker, a technician and an engineer.
There is also the opportunity for the students to
do an Intercalary course (sandwich year) : possibility of working a full year between the 2nd and
3rd of the engineering course.
Research
The Institute for research and development in
Electronic and Embedded Systems or IRSEEM
meets research requirements of automotive, aeronautical, electronics and telecommunications
industries.
3 poles :
- Electronics & Systems (electromagnetism,
EMC, microwaves),
- Automatics & Systems (control and diagnosis),
- Instrumentation, Computer Science & Systems
(intelligent transport, instrumentation and embedded systems).
References : RENAULT, PSA (Peugeot), VALEO,
SNECMA, DGA, THALES AIR DEFENCE, RENAULT
TRUCKS, SNCF.
12 technological majors
During their 3-year or 5-year engineering cycle,
all students initially follow a common broadbased curriculum : Industrial Electricity, General
Electronics, Automation, Information Technology,
Microprocessors.
Then, halfway through their 2nd year, they
choose from one of the 12 available fields of
specialisation :
- electronic systems of telecommunication
- communications
- networks architecture and security
- information systems engineering
- engineering of embedded systems
- automation and industrial robotics
- electrical engineering and transports
- mechatronics and electrical engineering
- energy and sustainable development
- biomedical engineering
- business engineer
- finance engineer
and the following professional paths :
- Research and Development Design Engineer
- Project Manager and Project Engineer
- Logistics Engineer
- International Engineer
- Quality-Control Engineer
- Entrepreunarial Engineer
- Consulting Engineer
- Sales Engineer and Marketing
- Finance Engineer
Double degree courses available
-2
Masters in Business/Management with
2 Schools of Management: Rouen Business
School and Audencia
- 5 Masters in Research with partners at
University, taken in parallel during the final
year of engineering curriculum
- 7 Masters abroad with international partners in
USA, UK, Canada,…
- 1 Master in Professional Business Administration
Facilities
ESIGELEC is located near ROUEN, at one hour away from
Paris, easily accessible by rail and highway. Capital of
Normandy and fifth largest port in France, Rouen is a hub
of commerce. It is a city of half a million people. Located
60 kilometers from the English Channel, Rouen played an
important part in French and English history. Joan of Arc
was burned at the stake there in 1431. Rouen is a town full
of monuments and art, and the Museum of Fine Arts has
the largest collection of Impressionist art outside Paris.
NORMANDY in the west of France and Europe, is a beautiful
region, with leading economic sectors such as automobile,
aeronautics, telecommunications, information and communication technologies, research and development...
ESIGELEC has just moved in 2004 onto a dedicated Science
Park which already houses several other higher education
institutions (INSA, the University science departments),
companies, research centers, as well as large-scale facilities for aeronautics and automotive research. The new site
provides 12,000 sq.m of modern architecture for teaching
and research activities, including 3 amphitheatres of 120
to 250 seats, 1 amphitheaters of 420 seats, and lecture
rooms, research facilities, laboratories, self-service computer equipment, a multimedia language room, and permanent wifi access to Internet...
Photothèque de l’Office de Tourisme de Rouen - Photo de L. Lenoir
Interview
I am, Deepak DANG, indian student in the international
field (Engineering Program) in ESIGELEC. The reasons
which led me to choose ESIGELEC to continue my studies are numerous and important : first of all, the education is dynamic and opened to the international; dynamic
because this school encourages and helps its students to
form by the way of several trainings (Format in a company of variable duration between 1 month and 9 months,
dependent on the year of studies); and opened to the international because its students are supposed to have an
experience at least abroad.
Besides, ESIGELEC knows the importance of English in
the world of the work and it is for it that its students are
also supposed to obtain the TOEIC (Test of International
English for Communication) to have their degree. All this
is strengthened by the possibility of following a bilingual
forming English - French in the specialization.
Then, ESIGELEC introduces its students in the world of the
work due to the project engineer: a technological project
of a high level given by a company and made by 6 students during the 2nd and 3rd year. This project is accompanied with some « mini - projects » made during the 2nd
year, in computer, electronic etc. Moreover many people
from industrial partners of the school come to teach in
some courses and bring their experience and knowledge
to the students…
Finally, it is necessary as well to say as there is not only
work in the life and effectively one can find in ESIGELEC
of activities extra school as associations : desk of sports,
International Relations, Official reception, etc. which help
to enrich our social life.
Information
To contact
International Relations Department
at ESIGELEC :
Email : international@esigelec.fr
Web site: www.esigelec.fr
Technopôle du Madrillet
Avenue Galilée - BP 10024
76801 SAINT-ÉTIENNE-DU-ROUVRAY
FRANCE
Tél. : +33 (0)2 32 91 58 58
Fax : +33 (0)2 32 91 58 59
Website : www.esigelec.fr
E.mail : esigelec@esigelec.fr