France

AE faculty contract

Students may only take courses within their selected programme, tailored towards 30 credits/semester. You should select a programme (Ingénieur ENAC, IATSED or AS-NAT) and a semester depending on the language. Semesters 7 and 9 are in the Fall and Semester 8 is in the Spring. Semester 9 is given in English only for the OPS Major.

Within the IENAC Semesters 7, 8 and 9 you can choose among several majors:
• Major Avionic systems (AVI) (language of instruction: French)
• Major Space and aeronautical communications (SAT)  (language of instruction: French)
• Major Safety operations (OPS) (language of instruction: S7 and S8 in French, S9 in English)
• Major Informatics systems of air transport (SITA) (language of instruction: French)
If you choose the IENAC programme, you also need to choose a minor in the semester you have selected.

For the MSc programme International Air Transport and Systems Engineering Design (IATSED) the following holds:
Courses are given in English. The curriculum is made of 4 semesters. Students can choose semester 7, 8, 9.

For the MSc programme Aerospace Systems - Navigation and Telecommunication (AS-NAT) the following holds:
Courses are given in English. Students choosing AS-NAT are asked to also give up a 2nd choice, as very few places are offered to exchange students. Students can choose semester 7. 

For the MSc programme International Air Transport Operations Management (IATOM) the following holds:
Courses are given in in English. Students choosing IATOM are asked to also give up a 2nd choice, as very few places are offered to exchange students. Students can choose semester 7, 8, 9

Exchange students may not combine courses from different semesters or different programmes/majors.

There is only one exam per session. Re-sits are decided by the board of examiners and are not organised during the same semester if they are organised at all.

There are MSc courses offered in English. Free French language courses are also available. The course catalogue can be found here.

Please note that the Professionalisation courses Sport and English are not accepted. French is only accepted in case it is not your mother tongue and you are at a low/intermediate level.

B2 in the language of instruction. B2 in French if semester/program is in French, B2 in English if semester/program is in English.

Students to this university are eligible for the Erasmus Grant.

Students can apply for on-campus housing and placement is guaranteed.

AE faculty contract

To follow 1st year Master courses (2nd year @ISAE-SUPAERO) you will need to have completed your BSc (180 ECTS).
To follow 3rd semester Master courses (3dr year @ISAE-SUPAERO) you will need to have completed at least 240 ECTS. You have to choose 1 multidisciplinary field (so-called “domaine” in French) and 1 major (so-called “filière” in French), plus eventually the PIE (Projet Ingénierie en Entreprise) and Humanities.

It is not possible to mix courses from different multidisciplinary fields or different years. Nor it is allowed to mix courses from two or several majors.

More information on course selection can be found here.
 
It is possible to do your MSc thesis at ISAE-SUPAERO. If you are interested in exploring this option, please reach out to the international office of ISAE-SUPAERO.

None for English. For French-taught courses a B1 language statement is needed.

Students to this university are eligible for the Erasmus Grant.

Please find more information about housing here.

AE faculty contract

Most courses at Sorbonne Université - Faculty of Science and Engineering are taught in French, but there is a list of courses offered in English available on the website. The university advises to follow the French language course for Erasmus students which is offered to all international students. Please note, that there is a very limited number of English-taught courses available for undergraduates (BSc) and the offer of English-taught courses corresponds essentially to Master courses.

Exchange student accepted at the Faculty of Science & Engineering are allowed to select courses from different departments (Mechanics, Physics etc.). There may also be courses in Arts & Humanities (e.g. Philosophy) as well as in Economy and Management, available for Exchange students. Please note that timetable overlaps might occur because courses belong to different study programs, and in case of systematic and/or laboratory overlaps, incoming mobility students at Sorbonne are required to change their learning agreement in order to solve the aforementioned timetable conflicts.

BSc exchange students coming to Sorbonne University are also able to combine courses from two different disciplines (e.g. Engineering and Mathematics) which are part of the major-minor system. Besides, BSc exchange students are allowed to take MSc courses, as long as they meet the pre-requisites. Note, that they will check thoroughly whether you meet the pre-requisites.
An example of available English-taught MSc modules in the field of Mechanics :

• Master in Biomedical Applications of Engineering (Ingénierie pour la Santé) : the complete programs of M2 (2nd year) 1st semester are in English.
• Master in Computational Mechanics : the English-taught courses correspond to M2 (2nd year) 1st semester. 
• Master in Fluid Mechanics : the English-taught courses correspond to M2 (2nd year) 1st semester.

The requirements set out by Sorbonne are very strict. If you do not have the required prerequisites or language knowledge, it can be challenging to create a complete minor program.

Finally, please consider that, if you are enrolled at Master level at TU Delft, you can also apply for an internship within one of the research institutes at Sorbonne Université-Faculty of Science and Engineering : the main research institutes in Mechanics are Institut Jean Le Rond d’Alembert (https://www.dalembert.upmc.fr/ijlrda/) and ISIR (https://www.isir.upmc.fr/). The complete list of research units at the Faculty of Science at Sorbonne Université is available on the page https://sciences.sorbonne-universite.fr/structures-de-recherche.

In case you decide to apply for an internship/project in one of our research institutes, you should express a research intention (at least the domain or research project you are willing to work on, to be chosen among the ones available in our research units) and your application will be communicated to the potential supervisors, who will, according to their availability, accept or not the application. All research activities can be conducted in English. 

English or French Language Statement

Students to this university are eligible for the Erasmus Grant.

Students can make online reservation for the student residences, but placement is subject to availability and can therefore not be guaranteed.