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There are two ways to study at ECE as an international student: the first is by enrolling as an ECE student through international admissions (to be able to obtain a degree), and the second is through academic exchange mobility via one of our partner universities. If you are looking at enrolling as an ECE student, please disregard the below information and contact internationaladmissions@omneseducation.com 

Exchange opportunities with ECE – Study abroad in Paris!

At ECE, we are proud to welcome students from all around the globe for a semester or an entire year of exchange. These students join us through bilateral agreements previously established with our partner universities.

We offer a wide range of programs with specializations including:

  • Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
  • Cybersecurity
  • Embedded Systems
  • Energy & Environment

Discover our latest Factsheet to learn everything about our 2025 and 2026 exchange programs.

The Eiffel 1 Campus is located a few steps away from the Eiffel Tower, at the heart of Paris.

UPCOMING WEBINARS

Discover Our Exchange Programs in Paris!

Recording Available !

Check the recording of our latest webinar animated by our International Relations Team on Wednesday, March 5th at 2:00 PM (Paris Time) to discover our exchange programs designed for students from our partner universities.

OUR ADMISSION PROCESS

Partner institutions will receive a nomination email with a link to an online form. All nominations must be submitted via this form. Once registered, students will receive an automatic email.

Nominated students will receive via email a link to access their online application on our Mobility Online platform. They will need to load the required information to complete their application.

Admission is contingent upon meeting the specific prerequisites outlined for each program. Applications will be reviewed by heads of programs and confirmed via Mobility Online by our international team.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

  • Passport-sized photograph
  • CV
  • Transcripts from all previous relevant Engineering Studies
  • Cover Letter
  • Syllabus of current study program

ESTIMATED EXPENSES WHILE IN PARIS

These costs per month are approximate.

  • Housing: 750€ – 950€
  • Transportation: 80€ (unlimited in Paris and its region)
  • Food: 300€
  • Health Insurance & Civil Liability Insurance: 30-80€

ACCOMMODATION

Unfortunately, we do not offer on-campus accommodation. However, we understand that finding a place to stay in a new city can be challenging, and we are here to support you throughout the process. If you need assistance or advice regarding accommodation, do not hesitate to contact our team. We will be happy to guide you in your search, share dos and don’ts, and answer any questions you may have.

We provide guidance on housing options. Additionally, we can share resources and connect you with trusted companies with whom we have partnerships through our OMNES Education group.

Our partners:

PARTNERWHAT FORADVANTAGESLINKS & CONTACTS
StudapartThe platform specialized in student housing, Studapart, offers hundreds of accommodations:
Furnished, individual, shared, in student residences, or rooms in private homes
For all budgets, with a minimum stay of one month, available in all our host cities
When booking, Studapart directly offers a rental guarantee, as well as home and liability insurance.
Advantages:
3 months free when subscribing to home insurance
3x free installment payment when booking accommodation*
Assistance with moving in (discounts at IKEA, Maisons du Monde, setup of gas/internet/electricity contracts)
Flyer
Link to Website
Paris HospitalityThis partners offers various types of student accommodation in Paris and Île-de-France, for short and medium stays:
Fully furnished apartments (studio, 2 or 3 rooms, or more)
Student residences
Shared flats, co-living houses
Other options depending on market availability
Additional services: airport transfer, SIM card, insurance package, concierge services…
For rentals of 4 months or more, the application fee of €150 is waived with the code OMNES Education, to be mentioned when making contact.Link to Website
SpotahomeSpotahome allows you to book various types of medium- to long-term accommodation online in over 30 countries and 100 cities worldwide. The properties listed on the website are verified and visited by a professional photographer. Students can find a variety of accommodations, view them, choose, and book directly online.Discount for Students:
30% off booking fees with the code OMNESED30 when booking online.
Link to Website

The student contacts partners@spotahome.com providing the following details or via WhatsApp at the following number: +39 3791468503
Number of people searching for accommodation
Arrival and departure dates
City and country
Preferred accommodation area
Budget
Type of accommodation (a shared room, homestay, studio, private apartment, etc.)
Name of your school
Any additional useful information
Studely Studely is aimed at all international students, whether first-time arrivals or exchange students, both European and non-European.

Studely is a neobank designed to simplify arrival procedures, particularly opening a bank account and obtaining a visa as well as providing personalized housing search.
Discount for Students:
15 to 30€ discount with code OMNES30
Link to Website
MondopalMondoPal is a platform where students can order and have delivered all the essential items by room: bedroom (sheets, pillows, duvets, etc.), kitchen (plates, cutlery, utensils, pans, etc.), bathroom (towels, mats, etc.) to help them settle into their new accommodation. Convenient and fast, this platform eliminates the need to rent a car to go to IKEA or a shopping center. The packs are delivered to the student’s home or a pickup point, on the day and time they choose, from Monday to Saturday.Discount for Students:
10% discount with code OMNESEDUCATION10
Link to Website

WELCOME GUIDE

Access our Online Welcome Guide dedicating to supporting students from their pre-arrival to their onsite journey by clicking the below link

OUR UPCOMING SESSIONS

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Fall 2025

Courses : From September 1st 2025 (differs depending on program) to December 12th, 2025 (for all programs)

Exams : December 15th to December 19th 2025 (Retakes in January)


Update: Nominations and applications open March 15th, 2025

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Spring 2026

Courses : January to April

Exams : April


Nominations and applications open in September 2025

COURSE CATALOGUES

International students enrolled through an exchange academic mobility can choose their specialization from a variety of programs available depending on the session.

Learn more by clicking the below links:

DISCOVER OUR PARISIAN CAMPUS

SUPPORT AND INTEGRATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

In collaboration with the student association ECE – International, the International Relations Office offers a Buddy Program to support international students.

Our dedicated ECE staff and buddies assist incoming international students with personalized guidance throughout their journey, from admission and arrival until their departure. This support covers a range of essential topics, including housing, paperwork, recreational activities, IT tools, life in Paris, campus orientation, and academics. The Buddy Program aims to foster intercultural exchanges between French and international students.

ECE International, a student association at ECE, organizes various events for both French and international students, including tastings, weekend trips across France, visits, and more.

GRADING SYSTEM  

The French grading system is an absolute grading system. Grades in France and at ECE are awarded on a scale of 0 to 20. 20 being the highest and 0 being the lowest. Grades from 10 to 20 are considered as « pass ». The passing grade that allows students to obtain credits for each subject is 10/20.

ECTS – THE EUROPEAN CREDIT TRANSFERT SYSTEM

The ECTS system is used by universities and schools for exchange students. ECTS allows credits taken at one higher education institution to be counted towards a qualification studied for at another. When applying for an exchange programme you will need to submit a Learning Agreement.

The Learning Agreement should include all the learning outcomes the student is expected to acquire during the exchange; each course is credited with an ECTS credit. The number of ECTS credits allocated to each course unit is calculated based on the overall volume of work required for the student to meet the learning outcomes at the end of that course unit. It does not only include course attendance hours but also covers practical learning activities and the student’s.

ECE requires all exchange students to take a minimum of 10 ECTS credits.

RECOGNITION OF ACADEMIC CERTIFICATIONS

60 ECTS credits represent the workload for one academic year and, therefore, as a general rule, 30 ECTS credits are equivalent to one semester of study. ECTS credits, indicate the required workload to complete a study programme, or a module within a study programme. ECTS points only indicate workload; they do not indicate a grade.

The Transcript of Records will only be sent to the International Office of the home university up to 6 weeks after final exams. Only the courses included in the Learning agreement will appear on the official Transcript of Records.

ALUMNI EXPERIENCES

I was very happy with the content of the subjects. They were practical, interesting and very useful! Also I found it very cool that the professors have fresh experience from the industry. I absolutely aquired new skills as my program in my home university is very theoretical. This practice edge was really good for me.

Fredrik

Erasmus+ Student from University of Oslo, Norway
Studied in the M1 Information System – Engineering Program

I think this semester has been really useful in many ways, I have got a look at the French and more international perspective on renewable energy. I have also experienced Parisian culture and learned about the cultures of my fellow exchange students. Also I’ve learned to better communicate with French people, I have gained confidence in my French language.

Rasmus

Erasmus+ Student from NMBU, Norway
Studied in the M1 Energy & Environment – Engineering Program

ECE offers a great opportunity for those who want to learn about the most recent technologies in the fields of Data and AI. I wanted to be a student of an institution where I can improve my skills through being part of a project solving real world problems. Also there are mandatory university courses, however students can choose some complementary courses according to their taste. That was a great chance for me to widen my horizons also in the fields of Information Security.

Ábel

Erasmus+ Student from BME, Hungary
Studied in the M1 Data & AI – Engineering Program

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