1. Applicants generally need a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent undergraduate qualification
2. The previous degree should normally be in a relevant scientific, engineering or technical field depending on the Master’s programme.
3. Applicants seeking admission directly to the second year of a Master’s generally need to have completed the equivalent of the first year of a Master’s programme (M1).
4. International degrees may be accepted if they are considered equivalent to the required French qualification.
5. Applicants must generally demonstrate B2-level proficiency in the language of instruction.
6. For English-taught programmes, an English language test such as IELTS or TOEFL may be required, with the exact score depending on the programme.
7. For French-taught programmes, applicants may need to demonstrate French proficiency at B2 level through an accepted qualification.
8. The selection process considers the applicant’s academic performance and previous studies.
9. Motivation and the consistency of the applicant’s career plans may also be considered during the admission process.
10. Applicants may need to submit an application dossier and attend an interview, depending on the programme.
11. There is no single GPA or percentage requirement applicable to all Master’s programmes; academic requirements can vary by programme.
12. Applicants should therefore check the specific admission requirements of their chosen programme before applying.