MINES ParisTech

MINES ParisTech, the École des Mines de Paris, is one of the oldest French higher education institutions in engineering. While its inspirational model has not changed, its teaching methods and its research have been anticipating and accompanying its times ever since 1783.

You will pursue your years of study at MINES ParisTech in limited intake classes, regardless of your choice of programme. The School will offer you tutorial guidance and virtually individual attention. You will be able to plan your career in close harmony with your aspirations and ambitions. The limited annual intake provides an opportunity to use innovative teaching methods:

• one teacher for every student,
• teaching in small-class contexts,
• 400 students studying over three years and 260 staff members providing an exceptional standard of supervision. 

18  research centres in five major fields:

•  Earth sciences and environment          
•  Energy and process engineering          
•  Mechanical and materials engineering           
•  Mathematics and systems          
•  Economics, management and society

You have choices to make as many career opportunities will be open to you after graduating from the School. A variety of professions will be accessible. During your studies, you will have an opportunity to set out your career plan in close harmony with your ambitions. Whether it be industry, the services or research, you will have access to the wide world.

- employability,

- every student is offered a job before the end of training,

- several of the CEOs of the 40 leading French companies (CAC 40) are former graduates of the School,

- two Nobel laureates were trained at the School: Georges Charpak (Physics, 1992) and Maurice Allais (Economics, 1988).