Diplôme d'ingénieur - Ingénieur Généraliste at IMT Nord Europe

The Ingénieur Généraliste programme at IMT Nord Europe is a CTI-accredited engineering degree combining scientific, technical and management skills with a focus on industrial, environmental and digital transitions. The first year of the engineering cycle is a common core on the Douai-Bourseul campus; students then build their own pathway through an eight-theme parcours and one of four engineer profiles.

Faculty: Ingénieur Généraliste (initial training)  |  Duration: 3 years (engineering cycle); a 2-year preparatory cycle (120 ECTS) precedes it for post-baccalaureate entrants  |  Study mode: full-time; French (two modern languages compulsory)  |  Intake: September  |  Location: Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Hauts-de-France, France

What you will study

Mathematics, physical sciences, computer science, engineering sciences and humanities and social sciences, with project work in groups of 4 to 6, internships, two compulsory modern languages, and at least six months of international experience (internship, exchange or double degree). From year two students choose one of eight thematic pathways (Secure Intelligent and Communicating Systems; Data Science and Responsible AI; Sustainable Industry; Mechanical Design Engineering; Eco-engineering of Polymer and Composite Materials; Civil Engineering and Environment; Environmental Engineering and Industrial Risks; Energy Engineering) and an engineer profile (Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Developing Business Activity; Acting for a Just Transition; Managing Collaborators).

Career pathways

Graduates work across a wide range of industrial sectors in roles such as data scientist, AI engineer, network or cybersecurity engineer, methods engineer, design engineer, HSE or energy-efficiency engineer, or project manager; the programme also prepares for doctoral study.

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