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Ingénieur spécialité Mathématiques appliquées - 1ère année - tronc commun at CY Cergy Paris University

CY Cergy Paris University, France

Programme overview

Ingénieur spécialité Mathématiques appliquées - 1ère année - tronc commun is part of the Diplôme d'ingénieur (Mathématiques appliquées) offered by CY Tech, the engineering school of CY Cergy Paris Université.

Faculty: CY Tech, école d'ingénieurs  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Cergy, Île-de-France, France

What you will study

The programme is organised in the following study units: ING1 Mathématiques appliquées - Cergy; ING1 Mathématiques appliquées - Cergy FA; ING1 Mathématiques appliquées - Pau; ING1 Mathématiques appliquées - Pau FA. It is also open as a work-study (apprenticeship) track.

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Application information

Entry requirements

CY Tech engineer programme (Programme Grande École), admission routes as published for the programme group: Parcoursup for final-year general-stream pupils and 2025 baccalauréat holders re-orienting; GalaxySup competition for baccalauréat holders (before 2025) with a level from Bac to Bac+4 whose last diploma was obtained in France, admitting into year 1 or 2 of the pre-engineer cycle or year 1 or 2 of the engineer cycle; CCINP competition for CPGE students (MP, PC, PSI, PT, TSI, MPI); international students (last diploma from a foreign education system, minimum French level B2) apply online on the CY Tech site, are assessed by a jury and, if eligible, interviewed by video (application fee EUR 80; Campus France procedure required from abroad; 2026-2027 applications closed). Apprenticeship track (Mathématiques appliquées and Informatique specialities): scientific Bac+2 holders under 30; profiles recruited are CPGE, DUT, scientific and technological Licence and BTS holders; apply to the CFA (AFi24 / CFA of CY Cergy Paris Université) with CV, cover letter and transcripts.

Requirements published at program group level.

Domestic applicants: EUR 4,500 a year (2026-2027). EU students, base rate for the engineer cycle (4,800 EUR for tier 0+, family quotient above 35,000 EUR per share; 0 EUR for CROUS scholarship holders). Indicative and subject to change. Source

International applicants: EUR 7,000 a year (2026-2027). Non-EU students, engineer cycle. Indicative and subject to change. Source

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