The result of the merger of the ISAB, the IGAL, the Esitpa, the École des métiers de l'environnement (EME) and the ESIEE-Amiens, UniLaSalle is a higher education centre of national and international reference in the earth, life, environmental, energy and digital sciences.
- 4 Masters
- 3,800 Students
- Private Institution Type
Master's Programmes
Agriculture & Forestry (3)
Engineering & Technology (2)
Applied Sciences & Professions (1)
Arts, Design & Architecture (1)
Business & Management (1)
Environmental Studies & Earth Sciences (1)
Natural Sciences & Mathematics (1)
About
History
Founded in 1854 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, whose work is driven by the educational precepts of Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, UniLaSalle belongs to one of the largest educational networks in the world, the La Salle Network.
Education
Opt for a quality degree program at a top-ranking engineering school in the finest French tradition. Recognized for their outstanding teaching and high standards, France's engineering schools, or grandes écoles, provide future engineers with excellent scientific and managerial skills. They are highly regarded by companies both in France and abroad, so graduates are ideally placed to enter the job market quickly.
Research
The expertise of our teams in the Earth, life and environmental sciences, as well as in the human and social sciences makes UniLaSalle a particularly relevant player in the search for sustainable and economically viable scientific and tecnical solutions to tomorrow's challenges facing our society.
Career
Global Student Satisfaction Awards 2021
GSSA 2021
The Global Student Satisfaction Awards empower students across the globe to determine the best universities of 2021. Universities with a score above 4.0 (out of 5) in any of the 8 award categories, receive Badges of Excellence. Congratulations!
Services
Student services
- The International Department will invite you regularly to a “Coffee & Sweets” meeting during the lunchtime. This will allow International Department staff to do a debriefing with you about your stay, experience, problems to solve out, etc.
- For any serious personal, psychological, academic matters, please inform International Department staff who will advise you to sort out difficult situations and guide you to the appropriate staff.
- In front of the International Department offices, you will find all necessary information about academic, events, tourism, sport, etc.
Housing services
The Rennes campus benefits from its residential area, a 5-minute walk from the EME. Five residences offer more than 800 student housing units, from studios to two-room flats. These residences can be furnished or unfurnished.
Library services
- At your disposal: books, magazines, foreign language periodicals, DVD, newspapers and also computers.
- Students can borrow books or magazines free of charge. The library material covers pure and applied sciences: food sciences and technologies, crop and animal production, environment, geology, economy and management, human sciences.
ICT services
Medical services
Student Life
Campus life
- Beauvais Campus
- Rouen Campus
- Rennes Campus
- ESIEE - Amiens Campus
Student clubs
Many activities (sport, culture, parties, etc…) are organised by and for the students. Join any of the 25 clubs! (bee keeping, drawing/painting, rowing, basketball, horse riding, fencing, football, handball, karting, music band, photo, archery, oenology, rugby, tennis, volleyball, …or any other association.
Accreditation
Labels and certifications
- EESPIG
- CTI / EUR-ACE
- ISO 9001 (Beauvais campus)
Student Reviews
Pertinent opinion from a UniLasalle Student
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
I love my school for two importants reason: first I can learn a lot about geology and second we have fields for experiment directly on the ground.
A new engineering program for life and agriculture
Inès Ledour rated 4 out of 5 stars
The actual i-SAFE program (International Sustainable Agri-business & Food Engineering program) proposes many new things that could not have been tried (because of the Covid pandemic). However, the courses are given by researchers and mostly teachers that are proud of their job and get interest into that. We could have more practice experiences (of course, it is difficult...
A brief review of my student experience in France
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
Very good experience in this school. The courses were adapted to what we are looking for in the professional world. There is a good relationship with the companies which made it easier to find an internship. And the campus is a very nice place to work and the associative side of the school is well developed.
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