Grenoble INP – Ense³, UGA has an international outlook, attracting a significant number of talented students from all over the globe each year and promoting diversity as a source of wealth and development. If you wish to apply to Ense³,  there are various possibilities:
 

Students from partner institutions with whom Ense3 has signed an exchange agreement may apply as exchange students. Find more information here.

Students from partner institutions with whom Ense3 has signed a double degree agreement may apply as double degree students. Find more information here.

Taught entirely in English, our international Master's are open to students from all countries with an excellent academic level. Find more information here

Each year, Ense3 accepts a very limited number of students as admis-sur-titre (admission granted on previously-obtained degrees). Most programmes are taught in French, therefore you must have a good level of French to apply. More information here (in French only)

The 11 laboratories at Ense3 regularly host international students carrying out an internship. If you wish to come for an internship in a laboratory, you must contact the relevant laboratory. Once accepted by the laboratory, you should complete the application form (indicating clearly your project subject and the duration) and provide supporting documents.
 

• G2ELab : Electrical Engineering
• LEGI : Fluid Mechanics and Energetics
• Laboratoire de rhéologie et Procédés (in French only) : Materials and Flows
• 3SR : Geomechanics, Civil Engineering and Natural Hazards
• IGE: Environmental Geosciences
• LEPMI : Electrochemistry and Physico- chemistry of Materials and Interfaces
• GIPSA Lab : Images, Signal, Speech and Automatic
• G-SCOP : Design, Optimization and production
• SIMAP : Science and Engineering of Materials and Processes
• GAEL: Microeconomics of sustainable innovation and consumption
• LPSC: Laboratory of subatomic physics and cosmology

Deadline: at least two months before your arrival.

Are you a prospective intern, a Phd student or a research fellow?
Application procedure