Graduate School of Engineering

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• Graduate School of Engineering
• in
• Electronics, Computer Science, and
  Telecommunications
• ofBordeaux

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A growing school

• Founded in 1920, ENSEIRB moved to the new
  building in 1995

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Training to be an engineer

• Level of admission Bac 2 or Bac 3
• national selective entrance exams (90 of
  students)
• individual applications (10 of students)
• Length of studies
• 6 semesters 3 years
• Specializations
• electronics, computer science, telecommunications
  
• Practical training periods
• 9 to 15 months in industry or a research
  laboratory
• Foreign languages and business administration
• English second foreign language (German,
  Spanish, Japanese )
• management courses
• International experience
• 50 of students have an international experience
  in industry or at university
• 10 of students choose to work abroad for their
  first job

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6 semesters

• 1st and 2nd semesters foundation courses
• Summer 1 or 2 months in industry in France or
  abroad
• 3rd and 4th semesters in-depth courses and free
  modules
• Summer (June September) 3 or 4 months in
  industry in France or abroad
• 5th semester options within each specialization
• 6th semester 5 to 8 month project in industry
  or a research laboratory in France or abroad

Possibility of a whole third year abroad Ecole
Polytechnique de Montreal (Qu), Sheffield (UK),
Santa Cruz (Ca), San Diego (Ca), IIT Chicago
(USA), Zaragoza (Sp), Sannio (It),
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5th semester options

• Computer science
• Software engineering
• Parallel and distributed computing
• Networks and distributed systems
• Electronics
• Automatics, mechatronics
• Integrated circuits and systems
• Embedded systems
• Signal and image processing
• Telecommunications
• Network and telecommunication software
  engineering
• Digital communication system engineering
• Open to all three specializations
• E-management
• Economical risk engineering
• System dependability
• Multimedia technology

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ENSEIRB Bordeaux University research

• Electronics (IXL)
• sensors, micro-systems, component analysis,
  safety, circuit design and testing,
  telecommunications, power electronics
• 60 faculty, 15 researchers, 62 PhD students, 30
  support staff
• technology transfer AAM RAVEL
• Computer science (LaBRI)
• combinatorics algorithmics, logic, automata,
  model checking testing, parallel distributed
  computation, image sound, computational
  linguistics
• 84 faculty, 12 researchers, 100 PhD or post doc
  students, 12 support staff
• technology transfer LaBRI-Transfert
• Automatic Control, CIM, Signal Image Processing
  (LAPS)
• automatic control, mechatronics, robotics,
  computer integrated manufacturing, signal image
  processing
• 35 faculty, 33 PhD students, 4 research
  engineers, 4 support staff
• technology transfer LASIS (TotalFinaElf/LAPS-ESI)
  , LAFMAA, IIT

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Academic partners

• 68 partners over 48 European ones (45
  Socrates)
• Japan
• University of Chubu
• University of Kyushu
• University of Kumamoto
• China
• University of Nanchang
• University Of Peking, School of Computer Science
• 4 double diploma agreements
• CPS Zaragoza, UPMFI Madrid - Spain
• IIT Chicago - Illinois, USA
• UABC Tijuana - Mexico
• AMPERE International network in France
• ENSEA (near Paris), ENSEIRB (Bordeaux),ENSICAEN
  (Caen, north west), ENSPS (Strasbourg, east)
• 1 Cooperation and exchange program with Brazil
  BRAFITEC

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2006-2007 figures

• 800 students overall (260 incoming) in September
  2006
• 3 specializations 1 one (training for
  professionals)
• 70 permanent faculty (teaching research)
• 100 contractual faculty (teaching research)
  from industry
• 63 support staff (technicians administration)
• 13,500 m2 (roughly 150,000 square feet)
• 7.5 million budget (equipment overheads)
• 1.7 million contracts between research labs and
  industry
• over 40 student clubs and associations (BDE)
• AEI junior enterprise 6th best junior
  enterprise out of 120