Formations d'ingénieur Université des Antilles

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 November 2018 00:28

 French students

• Admissions by application 

• Entry requirements 

→  To enrol in the 1^st year engineering course, prospective students must be either hold a bachelor of science (Licence L3) or equivalent degree (DUT, BTS); or must have completed a two years CPGE study :

for environmental :BTS (chemistry) or CPGE (PC, PSI, MP, BT).

for energy system: BTS (electronics) or CPGE (PC, PSI, MP, PT).

→  To enrol in the 2^nd year engineering course, prospective students must hold a MASTER 1 of Science

→  To enrol in the 3^rd year engineering course, prospective students must hold a MASTER 2 of Science

• How to apply?

Please note that the application process includes two steps as follows: 

1- Pre-registration via the Université des Antilles website, starts on March 2019. Please refer to this later for information on key dates and documentation.

2- Submission of the application by email:

In case of troubles, please contact :

◦   for Environmental engineering: Mrs. Sarra Gaspard This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

◦   for Energy System engineering: Mrs. Anny Flory This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

International students 

• Admissions by application 

• Entry requirements

→ Prospective students enrolling in the 1^st year course must hold a bachelor's of science degree (or equivalent),

→  Prospective students enrolling in the 2^nd year, must hold a Master of Science (or equivalent), 

→  All prospective students should have upper intermediate French language skills (level B2). 

• How to apply?

Please note that the application process includes two steps as follows: 

1- Pre-registration via the Université des Antilles website, starts on March 2019. Please refer to this later for information on key dates and documentation.

2- Submission of the application by email:

NB: Whether you’re focused on a specific discipline or open to exploring all opportunities available to you, the first step in the application process is finding a program that’s right for you. Therefore, do not hesitate to contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , head of the engineering department, if further information is needed.