Diplôme d'ingénieur UTT - Génie Industriel (Industrial Engineering) at Université de technologie de Troyes (UTT)

Programme overview

The Génie Industriel engineering degree trains engineers who design, organise and run industrial and logistics processes and support the move to the factory of the future. It covers production planning, flow optimisation and the dependability of installations and services. It is delivered in French in Troyes and leads to the UTT engineering degree, accredited by the CTI.

Faculty: Diplôme d'ingénieur (UTT engineering school) | Duration: 3 years (engineering cycle, Bac+5 exit level) after the 2-year tronc commun, or direct entry at Bac+2 | Study mode: full-time; taught in French | Intake: September or February | Location: Troyes, Grand Est, France

What you will study

A common core covers modelling of industrial systems and performance indicators, quality, automation and robotics, reliability and maintenance, demand forecasting and stock policies, and planning (MRP, Gantt, PERT). Students then choose one of three tracks: Internal Logistics and Production (LIP), External Logistics and Transport (LET), or Reliability, Maintenance, Availability and Safety. Two compulsory 6-month internships are included, with a stay abroad (semester or internship) required.

Career pathways

Roles in production, quality and maintenance, supply and distribution, industrial intelligence, risk and dependability, and consulting, in logistics, transport, retail, aerospace, rail, automotive, food, energy, luxury and cosmetics.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Admission is on qualifications, school record and a motivation interview (online in 2026-27) through the single application shared by the three universities of technology UTT, UTBM and UTC at groupe-ut.fr; entry is from the UTT tronc commun (first two years after the baccalaureat) or at Bac+2 level or above, and the list of admissible diplomas is published by UTT. Applications run from 1 October to 15 November 2026 (application fee 105 EUR); interviews start at the end of November and results are shown from mid-December. International applicants must register with Campus France and need at least TCF B1 for entry into a branch.

Domestic applicants: EUR 628 a year. Annual registration (tuition) fee shown on the programme page for initial-training students; free for French government scholarship holders. CVEC (105 EUR) is separate. The 2026/2027 admission page lists 630 EUR and 3,950 EUR for entry into the engineerin Source

International applicants: EUR 3,879 a year. Annual registration fee for non-EU students (outside Europe, Quebec and Switzerland) shown on the programme page. CVEC (105 EUR) is separate; UTT awards no scholarships. Source

Intake: September or February

Duration: 3 years (engineering cycle, Bac+5 exit level) after the 2-year tronc commun, or direct entry at Bac+

Apply through the official page: https://www.groupe-ut.fr/candidater

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