International Admissions - MSc in Engineering

Admission Requirements

To apply for our MSc in Engineering (diplôme d’ingénieur) through a degree or non-degree exchange program, you must meet the following criteria:

• Be enrolled in a science or engineering program at a higher education institution outside of France.
• Have completed at least two years of undergraduate studies in Science or Engineering at the time of application.
• Have a minimum B1 level in French and/or English (B2 recommended) for scientific courses, validated by an official language test.

Entry Level

• 1st-year entry: You must be in your 3rd year of science or engineering studies abroad and have obtained 180 ECTS credits by the start of the academic year in September.
• 2nd-year entry: You must be in your 4th year of studies outside France and have obtained 240 ECTS credits by the start of the academic year in September.

Application Process and Deadlines

Degree Courses

Double Degree Program

For Partner University Students (Double Degree Agreement). Only candidates nominated by partner institutions may apply.

Application timeline:

• Europe, Canada & USA: Apply during the Spring session by April 15 via the Double degree admission program – spring session for the following academic year.
• Other regions: Apply during the Fall session by September 30 (or based on your agreement type) for the following academic year (deadlines may vary by institution, so check with your international office):
  – If your institution has an agreement with at least two IP Paris schools, apply via the Shared double-degree admission program – autumn session
  – If your institution has an agreement only with Télécom Paris, apply via the Télécom Paris Double degree admission program – autumn session

Selection & Admission Process:

• 1. Pre-selection by your home institution: student nominations are sent to Télécom Paris by your mobility coordinator.
• 2. Interview (if required, 25-30 min) to assess your motivation.
• 3. Final decision on admission.

Free Movers Studying Abroad at a Higher Education Institution

Application timeline

Application for the Fall intake: Ready to join us next fall? Submit your application between July 1 and October 15 for a September start in the next academic year.
Apply now through our Free Mover platform

Application for the Spring intake: Apply between February 1 and April 15 to start the current academic year via the Application for the Spring session platform

Selection & Admission Process

• Initial Selection based on academic records.
• Motivation Interview: Evaluates your interest, career alignment, communication skills (French/English), and adaptability. Mandatory for all eligible candidates.
• Scientific Interview: Not systematic—conducted only if required by the eligibility jury.
  NB: All tests can be taken in French or English, at the candidate’s choice. Oral exams are conducted via videoconference.

Other admission pathways

• • Enrolled in a Preparatory Class Abroad (CPGE)
  • Studying at a French University
  • Studying in a French University Technology Bachelor’s program (BUT)

Non-Degree Course (Exchange Program)

Exchange programs are only available to students from partner institutions.
You can apply for a one-year (12 months) or one-semester (6 months) exchange. For a 6-month stay, we recommend the Fall semester (starting in September) to maximize course options.

Application timeline & process

• Fall Intake: Apply by April 15 for a full academic year or the Fall semester starting in September. Simple exchange admission program – Fall session
• Spring Intake: Apply by November 1 for the semester starting in February. Simple exchange admission program – Spring session
  Note for Non-European Students: The application process may vary, so consult your international office for details.

Choosing Your Courses

Students should consider course prerequisites before making their intended choice.
To find the available courses, please select the year of exchange according to our bilateral agreement.

Degree Courses

Explore our online course offer for the Graduate Engineering degree (current offer but few changes expected next year)

Non-Degree Courses (Exchange Program)

Consult the Exchange course offer for the Exchange Program (subject to changes for the next academic year).

Please note that course enrolment is subject to availability of places for exchange programs.

Required Documents

When applying, you will need:

• Statement of purpose (English or French)
• Learning agreement (for Erasmus programs)
• Resume
• Official transcripts and grading scale from the past three years (original documents + translation into French or English)
• Passport or ID copy
• At least two recommendation letters
• French and/or English language certificates

For more information or assistance, please feel free to contact our international admissions team at International admission.