Programs

Significant work or study experience abroad has become essential for an engineer who will be required to carry out his or her career in an international and/or intercultural environment. This is especially true in the fields of activity of ENSAE Paris graduates. The school's international policy aims to deliver these skills to students by exposing them to international environments, and to develop its international reputation. These objectives are closely linked.

ENSAE Paris and CREST are respectively associate members and associate laboratories of the Jacques Hadamard Mathematical Foundation.

For three centuries, the five schools of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris) have contributed to major scientific discoveries and technological revolutions. The quality of research at the Institut Polytechnique de Paris is based on the pooling of their disciplinary expertise and their research infrastructures to push back the limits of knowledge.

The double degree between ESCP and ENSAE Paris aims to allow students to discover two complementary worlds and to strengthen the interdisciplinary approach between the two institutions.

ESSEC and ENSAE offer their students who have been admitted to the partner institution the possibility of completing an adapted curriculum with a view to obtaining a joint diploma from ESSEC and ENSAE.

The ENSAE-HEC program offers highly motivated students the opportunity to follow a dual curriculum at ENSAE and HEC, at the end of which they obtain a degree from each of the two schools. This program takes advantage of the complementary nature of the courses offered at the two schools.

ENSAE Paris and the Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po) have signed an agreement designed to promote double degree programs between the two institutions.

The double degree allows students from the ENS and engineering students from ENSAE Paris to follow a course of study at ENSAE Paris and the ENS respectively, enabling them to obtain a degree from both institutions.

The partnership between the University of Paris-Saclay and ENSAE Paris allows students with double bachelor's degrees from the University of Paris-Saclay to enter the engineering program at ENSAE Paris, and allows student-engineers from ENSAE Paris to enter the mathematics program at the University of Paris-Saclay. These students obtain a degree from both institutions.

The double degree allows students from the ENS and engineering students from ENSAE Paris to follow a course of study at ENSAE Paris and the ENS respectively, enabling them to obtain a degree from both institutions.

ENSAE has set up double degree courses on the "2+2" model with various partner engineering schools (Télécom Paris, AgroParisTech, ENSAI, Télécom SudParis, certain CCMP schools, Centrale Lyon).

The close partnership between ENSAE Paris and the Institute of Actuaries enables engineering students in the actuarial track and the specialized master's degree in actuarial science to benefit from a common validation and to obtain the title of actuary.