Training
Along with industry and research, education and training is the third mainstay of the Aeronautics, Space and Embedded Systems cluster. It is a fundamental pillar that must enable us to rise to the challenge of economic changes and international competition in these sectors, by bringing training into line with job opportunities and also thanks to the determination of local players, as expressed in the application dossier.
A major project: the Toulouse Aerospace Campus
The objective is to set up the largest European university campus in the field of aeronautics, space and embedded systems and give it greater renown on an international scale.
A major project: the Toulouse Aerospace Campus
The objective is to set up the largest European university campus in the field of aeronautics, space and embedded systems and give it greater renown on an international scale.
The main participants in the field of training and research will thus be grouped on the same site:
- The three major aeronautical engineering schools in Toulouse within the GEA (group of aeronautical schools) - SUPAERO, ENSICA and ENAC – along with the universities and university institutes located in the same geographical area: Paul Sabatier University, INSA and INPT
- Group of 1,000 research scientists, mainly from ONERA, EADS CCR, CNRS, and CNES
- Creation of the necessary infrastructures for development of SMEs.
Education/training at a very high level: 3 major engineering schools specialised in aeronautics. These 3 schools in Toulouse belong to the Aerospace Engineering Schools group (4 major engineering schools in France).
ENAC: National Civil Aviation School
This school has 1,500 students (initial training), the vast majority of whom follow the engineering course over a 3-year study period (ENAC engineers, air traffic control engineers, air safety systems electronics engineers, etc.). Training courses are also provided for Senior Technicians in aviation studies and operations, together with specialised training (post-graduate diplomas).
This school has 1,500 students (initial training), the vast majority of whom follow the engineering course over a 3-year study period (ENAC engineers, air traffic control engineers, air safety systems electronics engineers, etc.). Training courses are also provided for Senior Technicians in aviation studies and operations, together with specialised training (post-graduate diplomas).
ENSICA: National School of Aeronautics Construction Engineering
The school has over 500 students (initial training), chiefly in engineering courses. Teaching is broken down into four main departments: Avionics and Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Fluids Mechanics, Mathematics and Information Technology.
The school has over 500 students (initial training), chiefly in engineering courses. Teaching is broken down into four main departments: Avionics and Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Fluids Mechanics, Mathematics and Information Technology.
SUPAERO: National Aerospace Engineering School
SUPAERO provides advanced education for training engineers in numerous industrial sectors – aeronautics, space and related fields – and services such as engineering, consultancy, finance and management. Nearly 550 students follow the engineering curriculum over three years. SUPAERO also offers specialised post-graduate courses and two Masters of Science courses with approximately 130 students.
SUPAERO provides advanced education for training engineers in numerous industrial sectors – aeronautics, space and related fields – and services such as engineering, consultancy, finance and management. Nearly 550 students follow the engineering curriculum over three years. SUPAERO also offers specialised post-graduate courses and two Masters of Science courses with approximately 130 students.
Engineering schools offering training courses related to aeronautics, space and embedded systems:
ENIT: National Engineering School of Tarbes, 830 students – studies in mechanics, mechanical engineering and automatic control
ENSAM: National School of Industrial Arts and Skills – Bordeaux Talence: this school produces 180 engineers each year in mechanical engineering and industrial engineering, with a specialised post-graduate course in aerospace engineering.
ENSCPB: Bordeaux National School of Chemistry and Physics – specialised engineer's diploma in polymers – 100 graduates a year
ENSEEIHT "N7": Toulouse National School of Electro-Techniques, Electronics, IT and Hydraulics, with 1,200 students
ENSEIRB: Bordeaux National School of Electronics, IT and Radiocommunications – 750 students –3rd year option in aerospace industry – 3 supporting research laboratories: LABRI, LAPS, IXL
ENSGTI: National School of Industrial Technology Engineering – integrated in MIDIGEP – 40 graduates a year – supporting research laboratory: LATEP
ENSTIMAC: National School of Industrial Techniques and Mining of Albi-Carmaux: Engineers' course in process engineering, with a new materials department; 500 students
ESTIA: School of Advanced Industrial Technology (telecommunications, mechanics, energetics, electronics) – aeronautics option – 150 graduates each year
IMA: Bordeaux Institute of Aeronautical Maintenance – engineering course in aeronautical and space systems and structures
INSA: National Institute of Applied Sciences (electronics, micro-electronics, industrial IT),
2 000 students
Institute of cognitive science: school of knowledge engineering and cognitive sciences, within the Victor Segalen University of Bordeaux 2 – 100 graduates a year – engineering course with specialised training in human/machine interfaces, human/complex systems interfaces
MATMECA: University of Bordeaux 1 engineering school specialised in mathematical modelling and mechanics – 220 students – specialised post-graduate diploma in aeronautical engineering
ENSAM: National School of Industrial Arts and Skills – Bordeaux Talence: this school produces 180 engineers each year in mechanical engineering and industrial engineering, with a specialised post-graduate course in aerospace engineering.
ENSCPB: Bordeaux National School of Chemistry and Physics – specialised engineer's diploma in polymers – 100 graduates a year
ENSEEIHT "N7": Toulouse National School of Electro-Techniques, Electronics, IT and Hydraulics, with 1,200 students
ENSEIRB: Bordeaux National School of Electronics, IT and Radiocommunications – 750 students –3rd year option in aerospace industry – 3 supporting research laboratories: LABRI, LAPS, IXL
ENSGTI: National School of Industrial Technology Engineering – integrated in MIDIGEP – 40 graduates a year – supporting research laboratory: LATEP
ENSTIMAC: National School of Industrial Techniques and Mining of Albi-Carmaux: Engineers' course in process engineering, with a new materials department; 500 students
ESTIA: School of Advanced Industrial Technology (telecommunications, mechanics, energetics, electronics) – aeronautics option – 150 graduates each year
IMA: Bordeaux Institute of Aeronautical Maintenance – engineering course in aeronautical and space systems and structures
INSA: National Institute of Applied Sciences (electronics, micro-electronics, industrial IT),
2 000 students
Institute of cognitive science: school of knowledge engineering and cognitive sciences, within the Victor Segalen University of Bordeaux 2 – 100 graduates a year – engineering course with specialised training in human/machine interfaces, human/complex systems interfaces
MATMECA: University of Bordeaux 1 engineering school specialised in mathematical modelling and mechanics – 220 students – specialised post-graduate diploma in aeronautical engineering
Doctoral schools specialising in aeronautics and space
In the Midi-Pyrenees region:
- Energetics, fluid dynamics
- Electrical engineering, electronics and telecommunications: from microsystems to systems
- Information Technology and telecommunications
- Materials, structure and mechanics
- Mathematics and applications
- Economic sciences
- Earth and Universe sciences and the Environment
- Systems
In the Aquitaine region:
- Hard sciences and applications
- Economic sciences
- Mathematics, Information Technology
- Life sciences, Earth sciences and Environmental Sciences
- Physical and Engineering Sciences
Numerous post-graduate courses are available at the major engineering schools, and also at the Toulouse Business School (MBA in Aerospace and "Air Transport Management" diploma), the Institute of Aeronautical Maintenance in Merignac (Industrial systems engineering diploma), the University of Bordeaux 1 and Pau Pays de L’Adour (post-graduate diplomas specialised in aerospace engineering, critical systems engineering, embedded software, IT, mechanics and production, electronics, automatic control, modelling and scientific computation, etc.)
A post-graduate diploma in aerospace engineering is awarded by partner establishments: ENSAM Bordeaux-Talence, ENSEIRB, ENSCPB, Bordeaux School of Management, MATMECA University of Bordeaux 1, institute of cognitive science at Victor Segalen University of Bordeaux 2.
Training for aeronautical technicians
Professional diploma (BTS) in aeronautical maintenance: Lycée Saint-Exupéry, Blagnac
Professional degree course at the IUT in Blagnac and Paul Sabatier University of Toulouse.
Professional certificate and high school diploma: LPPIA (Airbus school) and Lycée Saint-Exupéry, Blagnac
IUP, DEST (two-year professional diploma) and professional degree in aeronautical maintenance (IMA/University of Bordeaux 1)
More than 20 two-year professional diploma (DUT and BTS) courses preparing students for professions in the aerospace industry pin Aquitaine
CAP and BAC PRO (professional high school diplomas) specialised in aircraft systems–airframes and Avionics (Latresne, Peyrehorade)
Initial and specialised pilot training courses (air base 120 ETO in Cazaux and EEALAT in Dax)
Professional degree course at the IUT in Blagnac and Paul Sabatier University of Toulouse.
Professional certificate and high school diploma: LPPIA (Airbus school) and Lycée Saint-Exupéry, Blagnac
IUP, DEST (two-year professional diploma) and professional degree in aeronautical maintenance (IMA/University of Bordeaux 1)
More than 20 two-year professional diploma (DUT and BTS) courses preparing students for professions in the aerospace industry pin Aquitaine
CAP and BAC PRO (professional high school diplomas) specialised in aircraft systems–airframes and Avionics (Latresne, Peyrehorade)
Initial and specialised pilot training courses (air base 120 ETO in Cazaux and EEALAT in Dax)