Admission to MSc in Engineering

Below is an overview of the main paths to international admission. If you are a student at a partner institution, please consult your international relations office for specific admission requirements and procedures. For any other questions, feel free to reach out to us at International admission.

Admission Requirements

To apply for our MSc in Engineering (diplôme d’ingénieur) through a degree or non-degree exchange program, you must meet the following criteria:

  • Be enrolled in a science or engineering program at a higher education institution outside of France.
  • Have completed at least two years of a Bachelor’s degree.
  • Have a minimum B1 level in French and/or English – B2 level recommended – for scientific courses, validated by an official test.

Note: Exchange programs are only available to students from partner institutions. In the latter case, you can apply for a one-year (12 months) or one-semester (6 months) exchange. For a 6-month stay, we recommend the Fall semester (starting in September) to maximize course options.

Application Deadlines

Degree Course

  • Partner University Students: If you study at a partner university with a double degree agreement with Télécom Paris, please respect to the following deadlines:
    • European, Canadian and American students: April 15 for the following academic year.
    • Non-European students: September 30 for the following academic year. Deadlines may vary by institution, so check with your international office.
  • Free Movers: The admissions program is closed for the September 2025 intake.

Non-Degree Course

There are two application sessions each year:

  • Fall Intake: Apply by April 15 for a full academic year or the Fall semester starting in September.
  • Spring Semester: Apply by November 1 for the semester starting in February.

Note for Non-European Students: The application process may vary, so consult your international coordinator for details.

Choosing Your Courses

Degree Courses

Explore our online course catalog for the Graduate Engineering degree. For double degrees, choose your year of exchange based on your bilateral agreement: first, second, or third year of the MSc in Engineering.

Non-Degree Courses

Access our online catalogue for Exchange program (changes possible for next year). Choose your courses based on the year specified in your bilateral agreement.

Application Process

Degree Courses

Double Degree Program

  1. Pre-selection by your home institution.
  2. If required, an interview (25-30 minutes) is arranged to discuss your motivation for the program.
  3. Final decision on admission.

Only candidates nominated by partner institutions may apply.

For students in Europe, Canada, or the United States, apply during the Spring session. Double degree admission program – spring session

For students outside these regions, apply based on your agreement type:

Classe Préparatoire aux Grandes Écoles (CPGE)

Apply via the Concours Commun Mines – Ponts platform.

Free Movers

The admissions program is closed for the September 2025 intake.

Non-Degree Courses

Required Documents

When applying, you will need:

  • Statement of purpose (English or French)
  • Learning agreement (for Erasmus programs)
  • Resume
  • Official transcripts and grading scale from the past three years (in original language + French or English translation)
  • Passport or ID copy
  • At least two recommendation letters
  • French and/or English language certificates

For more information or assistance, please feel free to contact our international admissions team at International admission.