Saint Etienne School of Mines

Saint Étienne, France

Mines Saint-Étienne is a prestigious French grande école (engineering school) founded in 1816, part of the Institut Mines-Télécom. It specializes in industrial engineering, materials science, health technologies, and digital innovation, combining cutting-edge research with strong industry partnerships to train high-level engineers.
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Founded in 1816, Mines Saint-Étienne combines historic prestige with cutting-edge innovation. It specializes in industry 4.0, health engineering, and sustainable materials, backed by 7 CNRS labs and partnerships with global firms like Schneider Electric and Sanofi. Its apprenticeship model integrates 40% of students directly into corporate R&D.
Yes. It ranks among France’s top 10 engineering schools (L’Étudiant 2024), holds the EIT Manufacturing Award, and is part of the Institut Mines-Télécom network. Degrees are accredited by the CTI (Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur) and recognized globally.
Most engineering courses are in French, but 20+ Master’s programs (e.g., Data Science, Advanced Materials) are English-taught. B2 French proficiency is required for French-taught degrees; IELTS 6.5+/TOEFL 80+ for English programs.

University Of Saint Etienne School of Mines Application Statistics

33 %
€ 8400
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University Of Saint Etienne School of Mines Application Statistics

33 %
€ 8400
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  • 158, cours Fauriel – CS 62362 F-42023 Saint-Étienne cedex 2 France
  • +33 4 77 42 01 23

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