Business

Organized by the Forum ENSAE association in partnership with the School and the Alumni community, the Journée des Métiers is the annual meeting of the ENSAE. The event is organized around round-table discussions on the career paths of alumni, current issues and challenges in the employment sectors.

By decree of the President of the Republic of December 27, 2022, published in the Journal Officiel, Thibaud Vergé is appointed Vice-Chairman of the Autorité de la concurrence and succeeds Emmanuel Combe, whose term of office has expired. He thus becomes a...

ENSAE Paris is among the 12 best post-prep engineering schools according to Challenges, which unveiled the 2023 rating of diplomas in its special issue of December 8, 2022. Among the top 12 are two other schools from the Paris Polytechnic Institute: École...

Each year, ENSAE Paris organizes the Business Data Challenge: a company proposes, in collaboration with the school's teacher-researchers, an economic or financial topic and provides the data on which several groups of students work for a full semester.

Three women, three start-up women, three ENSAE Alumni and they each share their experience of entrepreneurship with you. Discover on YouTube these inspiring profiles through the series of portraits made by ENSAE Alumni.

Supported by the students of the 5 major engineering schools that are founding members of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, the ASTER forum was built around two ideas: A Social Future and an Ecological and Responsible Transition for the world of tomorrow.

The Trium Forum 2022 edition will be held on Wednesday, October 19 at the Parc Floral de Vincennes. It will be followed by two days of distance learning on Wednesday, October 26 and Thursday, October 27 on the Seekube platform.

ENSAE Paris has established structuring partnerships with companies or public organizations in order to carry out targeted actions aimed at improving their visibility among students and encouraging the emergence of joint projects.

The apprenticeship tax is a tax paid by companies to contribute to the financing of initial training. Through this essential resource for the school, our "apprenticeship tax" partners support the professionalization and professional integration of our students.