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Skip to the country fieldYou are a student in France · Specialized Engineer – Modeling
Admission process for students in France
Admission requirements
Applicants must hold:
- an engineering degree in civil engineering, infrastructure or construction;
- an equivalent master’s-level degree;
- a compatible background, within the framework of continuing education and validation of professional experience.
Required language levels:
- English: B1
- French: B2
Required documents
- Application (form below)
- Copies of your diplomas (engineering degree, Master 2, Bac+5, including the baccalaureate)
- Transcripts covering your studies
- Proof of English proficiency: B1
- ID photo in JPEG format
- Letters of recommendation
Tuition and funding options
Program fees
Tuition depends on your status when you start the program.
€9,000
in initial education
For continuing education and validation of prior learning (VAE), contact us.
Funding options
- Payment in full or in installments
- CPF (Personal Training Account)
- Student internship
- Need-based higher education grants and housing aid for students who meet the conditions set by the CROUS
Our admissions team is available to help you find funding and set up the necessary arrangements.
Application deadline
Up to 1 month before the start date, subject to admission and availability.
Submit your application
You are an international student · Specialized Engineer – Modeling
International admission process
Admission requirements
Applicants must hold:
- an engineering degree in civil engineering, infrastructure or construction;
- an equivalent master’s-level degree;
- a compatible background, within the framework of continuing education and validation of professional experience.
Required language levels:
- English: B1
- French: B2
Required documents
- Application (form below)
- Copies of your diplomas (engineering degree, Master 2, Bac+5, including the baccalaureate)
- Transcripts covering your studies
- Proof of English proficiency: B1
- Proof of French proficiency: certified B2
- ID photo in JPEG format
- Letters of recommendation
Tuition and funding options
Program fees
Tuition depends on your status when you start the program.
€9,000
in initial education
For continuing education and validation of prior learning (VAE), contact us.
Funding options
- Payment in full or in installments
- CPF (Personal Training Account)
- Student internship
- Need-based higher education grants and housing aid for students who meet the conditions set by the CROUS
Our admissions team is available to help you find funding and set up the necessary arrangements.
Application deadline
You live in the European Union
From the 1st of November of year N-1 to July 31 of year N, for the September intake of year N.
You live outside the European Union
Send your application to ISBA from the 1st of November of year N-1 to July 31 of year N, for the September intake of year N.
Submit your application
You are a student in France · Mastère Spécialisé
Admission process for students in France
Admission requirements
Applicants must hold:
- a Bac+5-level degree (engineering degree, university master’s degree or equivalent) in civil engineering, infrastructure, construction engineering, energy, the environment, industrial engineering or technical project management;
- or a Bac+4-level degree with at least three years of professional experience in infrastructure, construction, engineering or technical project management.
In some cases, applicants with significant professional experience may be admitted through the validation of personal and professional experience (VAPP) procedure, in accordance with the rules of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles.
Required documents
- Copies of your diplomas (engineering degree, Master 2, Bac+5…)
- Transcripts covering your studies
- Proof of French proficiency: certified B2 (international applicants)
- ID photo in JPEG format
- CV
- Letters of recommendation
Tuition and funding options
Program fees
9 500 €
Possible funding
- CPF (Personal Training Account)
- International scholarships
- Employer funding
- Skills development plan
Application deadline
Up to 1 month before the start date, subject to admission and availability.
The placement interview takes place on average one week after your application is received.
Submit your application
You are an international student · Mastère Spécialisé
International admission process
Admission requirements
Applicants must hold:
- a Bac+5-level degree (engineering degree, university master’s degree or equivalent) in civil engineering, infrastructure, construction engineering, energy, the environment, industrial engineering or technical project management;
- or a Bac+4-level degree with at least three years of professional experience in infrastructure, construction, engineering or technical project management.
In some cases, applicants with significant professional experience may be admitted through the validation of personal and professional experience (VAPP) procedure, in accordance with the rules of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles.
Required documents
- Copies of your diplomas (engineering degree, Master 2, Bac+5…)
- Transcripts covering your studies
- Proof of French proficiency: certified B2
- ID photo in JPEG format
- CV
- Letters of recommendation
Tuition and funding options
Program fees
9 500 €
Possible funding
- CPF (Personal Training Account)
- International scholarships
- Employer funding
- Skills development plan
Application deadline
You live in the European Union
From the 1st of November of year N-1 to July 31 of year N, for the September intake of year N.
You live outside the European Union
From the 1st of November of year N-1 to July 31 of year N, for the September intake of year N.
The placement interview takes place on average one week after your application is received.
Submit your application
You are a student in France · Expert in Digitalization and Operation of Buildings
Admission process for students in France
Admission requirements
Admission is based on an online application followed by a motivation interview. Applicants must:
- hold a level 6 professional certification in energy engineering, HVAC engineering, civil engineering and construction, or industrial computing;
- or have at least three years of professional experience in one or more of these fields;
- have a good command of French and English (written and spoken).
Required documents
- Application (form below)
- Copies of your diplomas (bachelor’s degree/licence, level 6 professional title…)
- Transcripts covering your studies
- ID photo in JPEG format
- Up-to-date CV
- Letters of recommendation (education, internship, English proficiency level)
- Proof of English proficiency
Tuition and funding options
Program fees
Tuition depends on your status when you start the program.
€7,000/year
in initial education
For work-study students, tuition is covered by the OPCOs: no out-of-pocket cost for the student.
Funding options
- Payment in full or in installments
- CPF (Personal Training Account)
- Student internship
- Need-based higher education grants and housing aid for students who meet the conditions set by the CROUS
Our admissions team is available to help you find funding and set up the necessary arrangements.
Application deadline
Up to 1 month before the start date, subject to admission and availability. The placement interview takes place on average one week after your application is received.
Submit your application
You are an international student · Expert in Digitalization and Operation of Buildings
International admission process
Admission requirements
Admission is based on an online application followed by a motivation interview. Applicants must:
- hold a level 6 professional certification in energy engineering, HVAC engineering, civil engineering and construction, or industrial computing;
- or have at least three years of professional experience in one or more of these fields;
- have a good command of French and English (written and spoken).
Required documents
- Application (form below)
- Copies of your diplomas (bachelor’s degree/licence, level 6 professional title…)
- Transcripts covering your studies
- ID photo in JPEG format
- Up-to-date CV
- Letters of recommendation (education, internship, English proficiency level)
- Proof of English proficiency
- Proof of French proficiency: certified B2
Tuition and funding options
Program fees
Tuition depends on your status when you start the program.
€7,000/year
in initial education
For work-study students, tuition is covered by the OPCOs: no out-of-pocket cost for the student.
Funding options
- Payment in full or in installments
- CPF (Personal Training Account)
- Student internship
- Need-based higher education grants and housing aid for students who meet the conditions set by the CROUS
Our admissions team is available to help you find funding and set up the necessary arrangements.
Application deadline
You live in the European Union
Up to 1 month before the start date, subject to admission and availability. The placement interview takes place on average one week after your application is received.
You live outside the European Union
Up to 1 month before the start date, subject to admission and availability. The placement interview takes place on average one week after your application is received.
Submit your application
What’s next?
The selection committee meets regularly. Applicants receive their results within the following week.
What’s next?
The selection committee meets regularly and you will receive a response: acceptance, waitlist or, possibly, rejection.
Your enrollment in 6 steps
- Prepare your documents
- Submit your application to ISBA
- Finalize your Campus France application
- Receive your acceptance letter
- Apply for your student visa
- Prepare for your arrival in Marseille, France
What’s next?
After the application has been reviewed, and if it meets the program’s entry prerequisites, the applicant will be invited to an interview by email or phone.
Please return the complete application.
What’s next?
The selection committee meets regularly. If your application is shortlisted, you will be invited to an interview. Following this interview, if the decision is favorable, you can begin the visa application process through Campus France.
Your enrollment in 6 steps
- Prepare your documents
- Submit your application to ISBA
- Finalize your Campus France application
- Receive your acceptance letter
- Apply for your student visa
- Prepare for your arrival in Marseille, France
What’s next?
As soon as your application is received, our team will contact you to schedule an interview. After the interview and a review of your application, the selection committee decides on your admission. Applicants receive their results within the following week.
What’s next?
The selection committee meets regularly. If your application is shortlisted, you will be invited to an interview. Following this interview, if the decision is favorable, you can begin the visa application process through Campus France.
Your enrollment in 6 steps
- Prepare your documents
- Submit your application to ISBA
- Finalize your Campus France application
- Receive your acceptance letter
- Apply for your student visa
- Prepare for your arrival in Marseille, France