In the context of a globalized economy, the profession of engineer has now transcended borders. Whether in an SME or in a large international group, projects now go beyond national boundaries. Products must now meet European and international standards and technological solutions are deployed over several countries, or even over an entire continent.
An international engineering curriculum
Chimie ParisTech’s engineering program is based not only on sound scientific bases, but also on strong social and cultural skills. Engineers must be able to work in intercultural, diverse and varied environments.
This is why international stay periods of at least one semester are compulsory for all our students. These stay periods can be done as a semester of study abroad (during the 3rd year), an internship (2nd or 3rd year) or through a dual-degree. The school has signed agreements with prestigious partners to enable students to successfully complete their stay periods.
Every year, the school welcomes about thirty European and international students for exchange periods, Erasmus, internships or dual-degrees. They represent 20% of the school’s students.
Master’s students from all walks of life
Chimie ParisTech’s Master’s program is supported by the PSL University. The school contributes to 4 Master’s programs, two of which are taught in English: Nuclear Energy and Chimie Paris Centre – Frontier of Living Matters program.
International campuses
Chimie ParisTech is involved in several international engineering schools. Its academic actions open opportunities for the school’s engineering students.
Chimie Pekin is the result of a partnership between the Beijing University of Chemical Technology (BUCT) and member schools of the Fédération Gay-Lussac (FGL). It is coordinated by Chimie ParisTech.
Some of the school’s teacher researchers are teaching at the French-Chinese Institute for Nuclear Energy (IFCEN), and at ICARE (Sino-European Institute for Clean And Renewable Energy).
International joint supervision PhD programs
The school is gradually developing international joint supervision PhD programs. As a symbol of excellent and lasting scientific relations, joint supervision PhD students benefit from the best assets of both partners.
Since 2018, six joint supervision programs have been set up, notably with Mexico, China, South Africa and Canada.
- Design and synthesis of new Graphene-based materials – GARCIA Alexis Pineiro (M.) ITC - Celaya Technological Institute – SEMETEY Vincent & VEGA DIAZ Sofia Magdalena – 2018-2021
- Molecular simulations of quantum dots in an amorphous matrix – WENKE Li – Wuhan University of Technology, China – COUDERT François-Xavier & XIUJIAN Zhao.
- Electrophototeric characterization and application of quantum dots functionalized by metallophthalocyanines – ROBIN NXELE Siphesihle
- Rhodes University, South Africa - VARENNE Anne & NYOKONG Tebello
The international partners of Chimie Paristech
Here is the map of the member universities of the International International mobility (blue), Erasmus (green) and/or Double degrees (violet).
Some institutions are part of many of these networks.
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