Master’s in ISGE, Mines Paris-PSL

Engineering for the transition.

The center dedicated to the environment and sustainable development

Its objective is to play a key role in the ecological transition and to promote ambitious environmental innovation. This master’s program aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to become leaders in managing the ecological transition. The program covers the fundamental topics of environment and sustainable development with a scientific and operational approach.

What you will find there

🔷 Partnership and Focus on the Circular Economy

In partnership with the eco-organization ecosystem, this program focuses on the circular economy and systems thinking, both essential components of the curriculum. It is aligned with current environmental challenges and provides cutting-edge training in innovation.

🔷Teaching Approach and Speakers

The program is based on 30 years of experience and is recognized for the diversity of its speakers (professors, researchers, experts, industrial stakeholders, and professionals). The courses are innovative, and students frequently work on real-world projects close to field realities. An annual study trip allows students to discover solutions implemented in other regions.

🔷 Training formats

The master’s program can be followed in two formats:

Full-time: 6 months of courses (October to March) followed by 6 months of a company assignment (April to September).
Work-study: 6 months of courses combined with work-study in a company (October to March), followed by 5.5 months in a company starting in April. This format allows funding through a professionalization or apprenticeship contract.

🔷 Teaching Modules

The program consists of 4 core modules for all students, plus 3 additional modules for full-time students. The core modules provide fundamental knowledge on ecological transition, while the additional modules allow full-time students to work on specific projects, and work-study students to apply their skills in a professional setting.