Reset MapCampus de Paris-Saclay 3 Rue Joliot Curie Ile de France, 91190 FranceCentraleSupélec is a forward-looking engineering school, built on nearly two centuries of excellence and innovation. Born from two great French scientific traditions—the École Centrale des Arts et Manufactures, founded in 1829 to support the Industrial Revolution, and Supélec, created in 1894 to address the upheavals in electricity and telecommunications—it today embodies a school resolutely focused on the challenges of our time. Here, we train engineers called upon to think big, act quickly, and combine scientific rigor with social commitment. Each year, nearly 1000 students join its campuses to build a more sustainable, more equitable, and more inventive world. Their backgrounds are diverse, their aspirations multiple. And it's this diversity that makes CentraleSupélec so strong. Leaning against theParis-Saclay UniversityRanked among the best in the world, the school deploys a model unique in Europe, combining academic excellence, research power, and international openness. It cultivates a spirit of profound innovation, backed by technology, and always humanist. It believes in hybrid engineering: capable of crossing disciplines, of inventing new languages between science, industry, society and culture. Faced with the emergencies of the century—climate, health, industrial, geopolitical—CentraleSupélec intends to exert influence and train more, and better. Its 2023-2032 strategic plan sets a clear course: to double the number of graduates, while reaffirming high standards and excellence. It is also a commitment: to make knowledge more accessible, pathways more diverse, and campuses more open. CentraleSupélec is a school for those who want to understand the world and transform it. A school where we learn to learn, to undertake, and to cooperate. A school that trains citizen-engineers, both builders and pathfinders.
Campus de Paris-Saclay / Laboratoire SPMS 3 Rue Joliot Curie Ile de France, 91190 FranceCentraleSupélec is a forward-looking engineering school, built on nearly two centuries of excellence and innovation. Born from two great French scientific traditions—the École Centrale des Arts et Manufactures, founded in 1829 to support the Industrial Revolution, and Supélec, created in 1894 to address the upheavals in electricity and telecommunications—it today embodies a school resolutely focused on the challenges of our time. Here, we train engineers called upon to think big, act quickly, and combine scientific rigor with social commitment. Each year, nearly 1000 students join its campuses to build a more sustainable, more equitable, and more inventive world. Their backgrounds are diverse, their aspirations multiple. And it's this diversity that makes CentraleSupélec so strong. Leaning against theParis-Saclay UniversityRanked among the best in the world, the school deploys a model unique in Europe, combining academic excellence, research power, and international openness. It cultivates a spirit of profound innovation, backed by technology, and always humanist. It believes in hybrid engineering: capable of crossing disciplines, of inventing new languages between science, industry, society and culture. Faced with the emergencies of the century—climate, health, industrial, geopolitical—CentraleSupélec intends to exert influence and train more, and better. Its 2023-2032 strategic plan sets a clear course: to double the number of graduates, while reaffirming high standards and excellence. It is also a commitment: to make knowledge more accessible, pathways more diverse, and campuses more open. CentraleSupélec is a school for those who want to understand the world and transform it. A school where we learn to learn, to undertake, and to cooperate. A school that trains citizen-engineers, both builders and pathfinders.
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