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Program Structure

This program ensures a balance between engineering, management and liberal arts courses

A full semester corresponds to a minimum of 30 ECTS. Each student will have three scientific and technical modules (1 concentration + 2 electives), complemented by humanities and management subjects. The concentration module has more project hours and credits compared to the electives.

Each Icam campus’ ECTS distribution and content may slightly vary in accordance to evolving industry trends and input from industry partners.

FIELD MODULE  HOURS ECTS 
Scientific & Technical

Concentration area 1

Elective 2

Elective 3

Cross topics

276

184

184

16

10

7

7

/

Management, Entrepreneurship and Industrial Organization

Aptitudes for leadership

Industrial strategic analysis

29

17

1

1

Humanities & Foreign Language

Engineering ethics & corporate responsability

French as a Foreign Language

92

92

4

4

Decision Making Approach

Life & training project, vocational project

Review of the studies

20

8

 

 

The workload for the concentration module and electives are further differentiated as follows:

  # of ECTS

Total

# of hours

Lectures/

Conferences

(# of hours)

Lab/Practicals

 

(# of hours)

Tutorials/

Direct Coaching

(# of hours)

Personal work

 

(# of hours)

Concentration module

10

276 hrs 48 48  108  72
Elective 7

184 hrs

36 36  48  64 

Admission and fees
  • Application schedule : September 1 – October 31
  • Important dates: Consult the important dates in the Academic Section of this page.
  • Admission criteria:
    • Open to students currently enrolled in a  scientific or engineering bachelor’s program, from junior-level and above.
    • Personal motivation : Eager to get exposure to the different engineering fields and management practices, interested in entrepreneurial projects, and keen to participate in case studies, hands-on group work, presentations to industry experts
  • Language requirement: A B1 level in French is recommended, but not required. You will be able to follow French courses on-site (FLE – Français Langue Etrangère).
  • Tuition fees:
    • Students from Partner Institutions: Students are bound by the general terms and conditions of registration at their home institution. Student exchange contracts stipulate that students will not pay Icam but will pay tuition and other administrative fees at their home institution. 
    • Students from non-Partner Institutions: N/A – This program is currently open to students coming from partner institutions.

Students are expected to cover their living expenses and travel costs to and from their home country. To help estimate your essential expenditures, please refer to our sample budget. You may benefit from scholarships and grants, details of which are shown in this link.

How to apply

Please refer to the procedures proposed by your internationationalization department or your program advisor. Should you have any other questions, feel free to contact us below: