Major studies (3 years)

Biological engineering introduces students to a series of biological processes and applied life sciences.

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Chemical engineering is at the crossroads of several fields which use knowledge and know-how for the transformation of raw or synthetic materials into more elaborated products through a succession of operations.

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The Urban Systems engineering curriculum prepares students to intervene in building contracting and building project management at several levels : national, regional, local or simple building unit.

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Mechanical engineering students receive well-balanced scientific and technical training in contact with industry, in particular in the fields of automotive and aeronautics.

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Mechanical Systems engineering trains students in integrated design and manufacturing engineering.

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Computer science engineers are key players in every economic sector where there is a change towards digital technology.  They are able to analyse requirements, propose solutions and manage their implementation.

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Particular attention is paid to putting human issues at the center of engineering sciences, allowing students to learn about the complexities of socio-economics via specific courses ranging from learning about company management to the philosophy of science.

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The academic year is divided into 2 semesters of 16 weeks separated by two intersemesters about 4 weeks (February and July - August).

The first semester usually runs from first week of September until the end of January and the second semester from the end of February until the end of June.

The intersemester period is an unique opportunity for students to take part in cultural or educational activities which, due to their nature, cannot take place during a semester : for example a seminar on interculturality, a discovery trip to other countries or continents or an intensive language course.

Students can apply for an entry at any level during the 5 year degree under the condition that they show a suitable academic background.
The usual admission qualification procedure is a high school degree for an entry at year 1 and a bachelor's degree for entry at year 4.

UTC accepts students both in the Fall semester (September) and Spring semester (February). Students are admitted based on qualifications and school record as well as an individual interview, wich take place abroad for international students.

Applications files of international students must be returned to :

Université de Technologie de Compiègne International Relations
"Incoming students"
Rue Roger Coutollenc
60200 Compiègne
FRANCE

at the latest by the May 15 for the Fall semester and November 15 for the Spring semester.

All copies of official documents (diplomas, school records etc.) must be certified and translated into French or English and certified by the French Embassy or Consulate of your country.