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The below information is required while
completing the university application :
core documents you’ll need when applying to the Bachelor’s program at Télécom SudParis, especially as an international applicant:
Filled Application Form
Complete the online candidate application specific to the Bachelor’s track—this includes your personal details, program choices, and academic background.
Academic Records and Diplomas
Certified copies of your baccalaureate or secondary school certificates along with full transcripts. If you already hold any post?secondary qualifications, include those transcripts as well.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) and Statement of Purpose
A current resume plus a motivation letter (also called statement of purpose). These explain your academic interests, why you’re applying to Télécom SudParis, and how you fit the program.
Proof of Language Proficiency
Depending on your program language: minimum B2 level in French (DELF B2) or English (TOEIC ≥?750, IELTS ≥?5.5, TOEFL iBT ≥?72, etc.). Partner university applicants may use home?institution certificates.
Identity Document and Photo
Include a clear copy of your valid passport (or national ID if you’re an EU applicant). Also upload a passport?style photo in JPG/PNG format.
Study Plan (for exchange or dual?degree candidates)
If you’re applying through a partner institution or exchange setup, include the list of courses you intend to take at Télécom SudParis.
Know more
In the QS World University Rankings 2025, Institut Polytechnique de Paris placed 46th globally and was ranked 2nd in France. Specifically, in Engineering & Technology, it hit 21st worldwide (1st nationally); in Computing & Information Systems it ranked 31st globally (top in France). The employer reputation indicator placed IP Paris—and indirectly Télécom SudParis—within the world’s top ten. These results spotlight TSP’s academic quality and the high regard recruiters hold for its graduates in engineering and digital fields.
In 2023, the student-run Junior Enterprise Sprint at Télécom SudParis won the “Most Impactful Project” award at the European Junior Enterprise Excellence Awards. The team’s project earned recognition among junior business entities from across sixteen countries. This achievement underscores how the school fosters entrepreneurial leadership and social value creation from the student body. It reflects TSP’s emphasis on hands‑on, high‑impact student initiatives connected to real‑world needs and international collaboration
As part of Institut Polytechnique de Paris, Télécom SudParis helped the institute secure 6th place globally in the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings in 2022. That ranking targets universities founded within the past 50 years and assesses teaching, research, citations, international outlook, and couple of industry income. Ranking so high underscored TSP’s role in creating a top-tier young technical research institution across Europe—and showcased its rapid ascent in global academic credibility among peers
Emerging from the IP Paris pre‑maturation call in 2024, NewTON is a pioneering framework designed for the robust tracing of neural networks. Developed at Télécom SudParis, it defines processes and devices to insert traceability features into network models at any stage, making them more transparent and verifiable. The system supports AI governance, audit, and accountability—capabilities increasingly critical for regulated, safety‑sensitive applications. As a versatile, timing‑flexible invention, NewTON is positioned to influence industrial AI deployment, bridging deep network architecture research with ethical, real‑world demands
Also selected in the 2024 IP Paris innovation wave, AGIL’COMB is a breakthrough in optical sensing. It uses an optical frequency comb generated by a laser diode and feedback loop to adjust coherence and create distributed fiber‑optic sensors based on scattering (Rayleigh, Brillouin, Raman). These sensors amplify signals and detect pollutants, bacteria, or microplastics in water at high dilution. The invention opens new frontiers in environmental monitoring, with fine‑grained detection capabilities enabled by interdisciplinary photonics and signal processing techniques—a hallmark of Télécom SudParis innovation
RIPPLE is another 2024‑period invention selected by IP Paris. It builds a highly amplifying optical cavity coupled with multimodal detection chains capable of measuring ultra‑low concentrations of pollutants, microplastics, and microorganisms in water. Designed for high‑sensitivity environmental sensing, RIPPLE integrates photonic design, advanced optics, and signal processing—offering early warning for contamination in urban or natural water systems. It reflects Télécom SudParis’s commitment to energy‑environmental applications and positions the institute at the intersection of deep tech, public health, and ecological protection
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