ECE

🏆 Ranked 7th among post-bac engineering schools by Le Figaro Etudiant 2023.

🏫 1,500+ students across Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, and Rennes campuses.

📐 Founded 1919; over 100 years of engineering education excellence.

🎓 Ranked 6th by L'Usine Nouvelle 2023; 15th by L'Etudiant post-bac ranking.

📍 Paris campus located near Eiffel Tower with modern engineering facilities.

💼 CTI-accredited engineering diploma recognised across European Union.

The median fee for a postgraduate degree or diploma at ECE is approximately EUR 10,250.

We have not identified any scholarships or discounts available at ECE for international students. However, we are constantly updating this data from our university partners, so please check back for updates.

ECE (École Centrale d’Électronique) is accredited by the Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur (CTI) and holds the EUR-ACE engineering labe

The employment rate at ECE is 93% within 6 to 12 months after graduation.

We do not have any courses from ECE that have mandatory internships or placements in their curriculum. However, you may still be able to get your own internship or job during term breaks.

ECE Paris offers international students a comprehensive range of support services including:

• French student visa (VLS-TS) application guidance and residence permit support through ECE's International Office

• Scholarships and merit awards available for high-achieving international engineering students

• Academic advising and engineering programme support with access to modern laboratories and digital learning tools

• Student accommodation guidance with on-campus and private housing options in Paris

• Career development through ECE's engineering industry partnerships, internship programme, and employer networking events

We have not been able to identify any rankings for ECE

Post-study work permit options at ECE in France depend on your qualification level: All graduates can get a stay back permit visa for 12 months.

International students at ECE can work up to 964 hours per year in France, which corresponds to 60% of normal working hours in France. This represents approximately 19 hours per week. No separate work permit is required.