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EURINSA
FRANCE
Graduate as a highly qualified engineer from a
university Of Science and technology Of
European dimensions
www.insa-lyon.fr
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The 5 INSAs A network of engineering schools of
international dimension
INSA Rennes was founded in 1966
The 5 institutes train around 10 of all graduate
engineers in France every year.
INSA Strasbourg was founded in 2003
INSA Lyon was founded in 1957. It is currently
ranked as one of the best schools of engineering
in France
Rouen
Rennes
Strasbourg
INSA Rouen was founded in 1985
Lyon
Toulouse
INSA Toulouse was founded in 1961
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The 5 INSAs facts and figures

• 9700 full time engineering students, with around
  1600 graduate engineers each year (half from INSA
  Lyon)
• Close to 1300 doctoral students (3rd cycle)
• 36 different specialisation
• Close to 1000 faculty members for teaching and
  research
• 64 research laboratories, working in very close
  relationships with industries and the public
  sector

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INSAs Education system for Engineers

• A five year comprehensive programme in science,
  technology and humanities

End of Secondary Education (science)
4 semesters
6 semesters

Stage 1 FoundationCourse
 Stage 2 Specialisation Course
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INSAs Education system for Engineers
End of Secondary Education (science)
   First Classical Cycle
   First Cycle EURINSA 40 French, 60 european
   2nd Cycle Lyon, Rennes, Rouen, Strasbourg,
Toulouse or a European Partner University
   Phd Studies
   First Cycle AMERINSA 1/2 French, 1/2 latino
americans
   First Cycle ASINSA 1/2 French, 1/2 asiatics
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Objectives of INSAs Foundation Course

• Provide students with a solid and wide basis in
  science and technology preparing them to any of
  INSAs specialisation course
• Teach students both know-how's and methods
• Allow students to develop their personalities
  (25 of courses are in humanities or sports,
  numerous student associations)
• Train open-minded, innovative, and readily
  adapting engineers.

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EURINSAs specific objectives

• Make students more familiar (in practice, not
  just words) with European cultures and thereby
  capable of understanding multiculturalism
• Train engineers in three languages (mother tongue
  French English other optional languages)
• Give students an early, mind-opening professional
  experience abroad
• Stimulate students autonomy, capacity of
  innovation, and adaptability to a fast changing
  world.

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EURINSAs General Organisation
EURINSA opened in Lyon in 1991, in Rouen in
1999and in Rennes in 2001.

• In Lyon
• 120 first-year students
• 40 french, 60 other european
• 15 to 20 different nationalities
• Scientific courses are given in French
• In Rouen
• 25 first-year students
• 1/2 French, 1/2 E.U. or Eastern and Central
  Europe
• Part of scientific courses are given in English
• In Rennes
• 25 first-year students
• 1/2 French, 1/2 E.U or Central Europe

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Eurinsa 1st year students 05-06

• Estonia 1
• Latvia 3
• Czek Republik 1
• Slovakia 3

• Bulgaria 5
• Albania 1
• Ukraine 1
• Germany 2
• Cyprus 1
• Italy 10
• Moldavia 7

• Portugal 2
• Poland 2
• Romania 17
• Russia 2
• Spain 14
• Hungary 3

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Studying at EURINSA
4 semesters
5 weeks
Summer School
EURINSA

• 30 hrs per week (lectures exercise classes
  lab classes) 15 to 20 hrs homework
• Max 24 to 26 students per class
• 2 to 6 hrs / week of French in the 1st year
• Lectures in French (partly in English in Rouen)
• Numerous lab sessions
• Specific lectures about Europe (geopolicy of
  Europe, law, the EURO,...)
• English (compulsory) a third European language
  minimum
• Industrial internship of at least 1 month in a
  European country other than country of origin
• Adapted pedagogy

• Crash course in French as a foreign language
  (125h)
• Courses in Maths (40h)
• Not compulsory but strongly recommended unless
  good level in French

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Specialisation in the 5 INSAs

• Rennes
• Engineering Science
• Electronics and Computer Engineering
• Electronics and Communications Systems
• Mechanical and Control Systems Engineering
• Civil Engineering and Town Planning
• Computer Science
• Material Science and Nanotechnology

• Lyon
• Biochemistry and biotechnology
• Bioinformatics
• Civil Engineering and Urbanism
• Electrical Engineering
• Energetics and Environmental Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering Design
• Mechanical Engineering Development
• Mechanical Engineering and Plasturgy Processes
• Industrial Engineering
• Computer Sciences
• Materials Science and Engineering
  Telecommunications

• Rouen
• Mathematical and Software Engineering
• Information Systems
• Organic Chemistry/Chemical Engineering
• Management of Industrial Risks and Enviromental
  Impacts
• Energy Engineering and Propulsion
• Mechanical Engineering

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Specialisation in the 5 INSAs

• Strasbourg
• ? Mechanical Engineering
• ? Plasturgy
• ? Climatical and energetics Engineering
• ? Mecatronics
• ? Architecture
• ? Electrical Engineering
• ? Civil Engineering
• ? Topography

Toulouse ?Computer networks and
telecommunications ?Mathematical
Engineering ?Computer Engineering ?Automatic
control, Integrated electronics ?Applied
Physics ?Civil Engineering ?Mechanical
Engineering ?Environment and Process
Engineering ?Biochemical Engineering
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Eurinsa Lyon Partner Universities

• Bulgaria (Univ. A. Zlatarov)
• Czech Republic
• Techn. Univ. of Prague
• Techn. Univ. of Brno
• Germany (under discussion)
• Hungary (Tech. Univ. Budapest)
• Italy
• Politecnico, Turin
• Politecnico, Bari
• Moldavia
• State Univ. of Moldova
• Tech. Univ. of Moldova
• Portugal
• IST, Lisbon
• Engineering Faculty of Porto

• Poland
• AGH, Cracow
• Polytech. Univ. Gdansk
• Romania
• Polytech. Univ. Brasov
• Polytech. Univ. Bucarest
• Techn. Univ. of Cluj
• Univ. G. Asachi of Iasi
• Polytech. Univ. Timisoara
• Russia
• Tech. State Univ. St Petesburg
• Polytech. Inst. Togliatti
• Spain
• UPC, Barcelona
• Carlos III, Madrid (UPM fall 2000)
• Jaume I, Castellon,
• CPS, Zaragoza
• Slovakia (Tech. Univ. Bratislava)
• Estonia (Tech Univ Tallinn)

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Application form for 2005 / 2006

• Deadline May 15th 2006
• Costs (approximate, refer to Student
  information)
• Application fee 100
• Tuition fee 450
• Health insurance 210
• Accomodation (incl. meals) 3000
• Summer school 600
• French and math courses free
• Accomodation (6 weeks) 600
• the fees given here for information and should
  not be considered as contractual

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Restaurants for students on the campus
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Extra-curricular activities
High-level sports sections
Music associations
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Exhibitions
Industry and carreers conventions
International forum
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For more information

• EURINSA
• http//eurserveur.insa-lyon.fr
• or Email pcinter-applicants_at_insa-lyon.fr
• INSA de Lyon
• http//www.insa-lyon.fr
• INSA de Rennes
• http//www.insa-rennes.fr
• INSA de Rouen
• http//www.insa-rouen.fr
• INSA de Toulouse
• http//www.insa-tlse.fr
• INSA de Strasbourg
• http//www.insa-strasbourg.fr