Two international students, recipients of the Eiffel excellence scholarship, will join the School next academic year.
Étienne Le Quéré, an ISMIN engineer, received the 2017 Best Internship Award from the Mines-Télécom Foundation on March 27.
The school’s students on the podium of the Saint-Étienne Smart Cities Hackathon and awarded two prizes.
International Admissions
The School is proud to count two new recipients of the Eiffel excellence scholarship (Campus France), two international students who will join our institution for the 2018 academic year: the ISMIN program for Angela Ayobi, a student from the Colombian University of Los Andes, and the ICM program for Moussa Tony from the Lebanese University. Congratulations to both for their success.
These excellence scholarships are for students who have both an excellent academic level and a very good academic record to pursue a degree program.
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Congratulations to Étienne Le Quéré for this distinction!
An ISMIN Engineer from the class of 2017, he received the Best Internship Award from the Mines-Télécom Foundation. His 3rd-year internship at Soitec focused on “Analysis and optimized risk management in silicon-on-insulator manufacturing”. Learn more
Watch or rewatch Étienne’s presentation video.
The ceremony took place on March 27 at BNP Paribas, a founding partner of the Foundation.
“A convivial evening celebrating excellence: the award winners were honored during this event bringing together numerous companies, alumni, and representatives from schools and IMT,” (…) Read the dedicated article.
Two prizes awarded to the school’s students at the Saint-Étienne Smart City Hackathon 2018
The 1st hackathon organized by the City of Saint-Étienne, Saint-Étienne Métropole, and Suez, was held from March 23 to 25 at the Cité du Design. It focused on three specific themes proposed to improve the quality of life in the Tarentaize-Beaubrun-Couriot district: urban tranquility, mobility, and the local economy.
A team of 4 students from Saint-Étienne won the 2nd prize of €3,000 for the “Positive wall” project, a connected wall for neighborhood pride (urban tranquility category). This interactive and collective space displays images, videos, and informative data (weather, consumption, etc.) with the aim of promoting civic actions.
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Our sincere congratulations for this award and constructive participation to:
Charlotte Dalverny, a 5th-year student at the Saint-Étienne School of Architecture,
Constance Hersant, an engineering student at Télécom Saint-Étienne,
Emma Laurency, a student at the Saint-Étienne Higher School of Art and Design,
and Valentin Bouiller, an ICM 3A student at Mines Saint-Étienne.
The jury’s “Coup de cœur” award was given to the “Sainté Data Mining” project (recycling materials from demolitions using a diagnostic and decision-making tool). The team consisted of 6 students, including Alban Provenat, a Master of Science in Engineering 2 Prospective Design student, and Baptiste Menu, a PhD student at the SMS center.
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