Centrale Lille
France

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Centrale Lille History

Centrale Lille also known as Ecole Centrale de Lille is a graduate engineering school of University of Lille located in Lille, France. The school was established in 1854 as Ecole des arts industriels et des mines de Lille and has ever since grown to enrol over 1300 graduate students.

Centrale Lille Programs, Courses, and Schools

Centrale Lille is a graduate only institution offering a range of Masters Degrees and Doctoral programs in Engineering and related domains. There are over seventeen programs of offer including Graduate engineer Masters program with EUR-ACE European Accredited Engineer certification.

Centrale Lille offers programs in Aeronautics and Space, Automatic and Electrical Systems, Automatic Robotics, Chemistry, Health Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Nano-sciences and Nanotechnologies, Networks and Telecommunications, and Data science.

Centrale Lille Campuses

Centrale Lille is located within the campuses of University of Lille in Lille, France. The campus is urban and comprises of a number of buildings housing the academic departments, faculty offices, modern teaching facilities, research and scientific laboratories, and well-stocked engineering libraries.

Centrale Lille also offers student halls of residence, breakout zones and recreation spaces, and computing facilities. The students can also make use of University of Lille’s facilities which include sports courts and grounds, student union, eating and dining options, and health and fitness facilities.

Centrale Lille Achievements

Centrale Lille is ranked amongst top 500 universities in the world to study Electrical and Electronic Engineering by QS World University rankings by subject scoring highly on academic reputation, employer reputation, and citations per paper.

Centrale Lille is also ranked 110th in France by UniRank university rankings and is accredited by several government bodies including the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation of France.

Centrale Lille USP

Centrale Lille has also received programmatic and specialised accreditation from Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur and is a member of several professional associations including Groupe des Écoles Centrales and Community of Universities and Institutions Lille Nord de France.

Centrale Lille also comprises of seven research labs catering to academics, doctoral students, and researchers from all over the country. The school also offers affordable tuition fee like most French institutions.

Centrale Lille Notable Alumni

Louis Dollo (Belgian palaeontologist), Marc-Philippe Daubresse (Senator of France), Robert Castaigne (CEO of Total S.A.), and Cyril Collard (French author).