Engineering
The Instrumentation pour l'Environnement (IE) pathway trains engineers to design, analyse or improve measurement benches, particularly for environmental parameters, including miniaturised instrumentation and non-destructive testing. It suits students who like a multidisciplinary environment and the variety of measurement and control methods.
Faculty: École Nationale Supérieure d'Ingénieurs du Mans (ENSIM) | Duration: 3 years | Study mode: full-time or work-study (French) | Location: Le Mans, Pays de la Loire, France
ENSIM provides about 1,660 hours of teaching over three years in science and technology, engineering, languages, humanities and economics. The IE pathway covers sensors, conditioning, data acquisition and processing, microsystem fabrication in clean rooms, and non-destructive testing methods.
Graduates work where sensor information is essential: aeronautics, aerospace, automotive, mechanical engineering, medical instrumentation, environment and sustainable development. They can continue to a doctorate in microtechnologies or materials for sensors.
Admission to the ENSIM engineering cycle is by the application procedure on the school's 'Candidater' page (concours or file depending on route). Entry routes include the preparatory cycle for students from French or AEFE lycées holding a scientific baccalauréat or STI2D, and direct entry into the first year of the engineering curriculum.
EUR 630 a year (2026-2027). Registration fee for the engineering cycle (ENSIM). CVEC (105 EUR per year) is not included. Source
Duration: 3 years
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
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