CESI Ecole d'Ingenieurs
French private engineering school founded 1958; 26 campuses, 28,000 students; CTI-accredited five-year degrees in industrial and digital engineering.
CESI Ecole d'Ingenieurs is a French private higher education institution founded in 1958 as the Centre des Etudes Superieures Industrielles, established by five major French industrial companies including Renault to address a shortage of production engineers. Headquartered in Nanterre (93 Boulevard de la Seine, 92000 Nanterre), CESI operates 26 campuses across metropolitan France and five overseas centers in Spain, Algeria, and Cameroon. The school enrolls approximately 28,000 students and counts 106,000 alumni with ties to 8,000 partner companies and 130 international university partnerships.
CESI's five-year engineering program is accredited by the CTI (Commission des Titres d'Ingenieur) and leads to a state-recognized engineering degree at master's level. Specializations include industry and innovation, information technology and digital, civil and construction, quality/safety/environment, and human resources. Students participate in industrial robotics competitions including the Coupe de France de Robotique.
CESI holds the Bienvenue en France label for international student support.
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WEBSITE
https://www.cesi.frPHONE
+33800054568HEADQUARTERS
France
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Founded
1958
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Research Institute
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Europe
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