Diplôme d'ingénieur INSA Strasbourg, Génie civil at INSA Strasbourg

The civil engineering specialty trains engineers for building and public works (BTP), with a broad scientific base, design tools and management skills (technical and financial management, law, communication). Students enter after the common INSA first year, preparatory classes, a licence L2/L3, or a DUT/BTS. The diploma is the INSA Strasbourg engineering degree, equivalent to a master's.

Department: Génie civil  |  Duration: 5-year engineering cycle from the baccalauréat (common first year, then four years in the specialty); entry also possible at bac+1, bac+2/3 or bac+4  |  Study mode: full-time (French, some courses in English)  |  Intake: September  |  Location: Strasbourg, Grand Est, France

What you will study

Structural analysis, surveying, hydrology, numerical analysis, fluid mechanics, building physics, materials and soil mechanics, then reinforced and prestressed concrete, steel and timber construction, land planning, geotechnics and earthquake engineering. Two options are offered: construction and land planning. Includes four compulsory internships, a technological research project in semester 9, a final-year project and at least three months abroad.

Career pathways

Design engineer, technical studies engineer, site and works management and other BTP roles. Graduates can also prepare a research master's in the ICube fluid mechanics or civil engineering and energy teams.

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