We welcome foreign students in the framework of students' exchange programmes, either for a semester or for an academic year. Please ask for information at your home university, to see if it has an exchange agreement with Ensimag.
Students can enroll in courses in the first, second or third year (equivalent to last year of undergraduate, and graduate studies) of our Engineering programme or in the first or second year of our Master of Science programmes. Our course offer is available on our 'Education' page.
Exchange students cannot choose courses from these programmes:
N.B. When it comes to our academic year, please remember that odd-numbered semester courses (5, 7, 9) are taught in the Fall semester and even-numbered semester courses (6, 8) are taught in the Spring semester. Also, Semester 10 (Spring semester) is reserved for internships /end-of-study projects.
The exchange programme guidelines state that the student must have sufficient knowledge of the French language.
For non-degree exchange students:
- classes taught in French: B1 level in French is required, according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
- classes taught in English: A2 level in French is recommended
N.B. We require a B2 level of English for our Master of Science programmes (MoSIG, MSIAM, CySec, ORCO).
The study programme of each student must be validated by the Professor in charge of international relations upon arrival, and if necessary by their home university tutor. The student will then have to respect this pedagogical contract, and agree not to modify this programme.
Students must register for at least 15 ECTS credits per semester. While the maximum number of credits per semester is 30 ECTS.
Each course will be assessed by an exam (exams are all grouped at the end of a study period, i.e. at the end of the semester). At the end of the semester or academic year, the student will receive an official transcript with their local grades (on a scale of 20) and ECTS grades, so that their home university can transfer credits for their degree. These transcripts will only be available after the jury is held (mid-March or mid-July).
All information regarding the application is available HERE.
A specific online application form is to be filled by April 30th for an arrival in September, and early November for the second semester. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
A jury meets on mid-May in order to evaluate the application forms. Then students are informed on the status of their application, if they are accepted they receive an acceptance letter as well as information to organize their stay.
Students can enroll in courses in the first, second or third year (equivalent to last year of undergraduate, and graduate studies) of our Engineering programme or in the first or second year of our Master of Science programmes. Our course offer is available on our 'Education' page.
Exchange students cannot choose courses from these programmes:
- courses from "Alternance"
- courses from 3A Financial Engineering
- courses from Masters Big Data and RIE
- courses from CoDaS
N.B. When it comes to our academic year, please remember that odd-numbered semester courses (5, 7, 9) are taught in the Fall semester and even-numbered semester courses (6, 8) are taught in the Spring semester. Also, Semester 10 (Spring semester) is reserved for internships /end-of-study projects.
The exchange programme guidelines state that the student must have sufficient knowledge of the French language.
For non-degree exchange students:
- classes taught in French: B1 level in French is required, according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
- classes taught in English: A2 level in French is recommended
N.B. We require a B2 level of English for our Master of Science programmes (MoSIG, MSIAM, CySec, ORCO).
The study programme of each student must be validated by the Professor in charge of international relations upon arrival, and if necessary by their home university tutor. The student will then have to respect this pedagogical contract, and agree not to modify this programme.
Students must register for at least 15 ECTS credits per semester. While the maximum number of credits per semester is 30 ECTS.
Each course will be assessed by an exam (exams are all grouped at the end of a study period, i.e. at the end of the semester). At the end of the semester or academic year, the student will receive an official transcript with their local grades (on a scale of 20) and ECTS grades, so that their home university can transfer credits for their degree. These transcripts will only be available after the jury is held (mid-March or mid-July).
All information regarding the application is available HERE.
A specific online application form is to be filled by April 30th for an arrival in September, and early November for the second semester. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
A jury meets on mid-May in order to evaluate the application forms. Then students are informed on the status of their application, if they are accepted they receive an acceptance letter as well as information to organize their stay.
Application forms
Information and application process: Grenoble Institute of Technology exchange application web page
Testimonies
- Alex - Idaho
- Laurence - United Kingdom
- Michal
- Torstein - Norway