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ECAM-EPMI

Cergy, France

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About ECAM-EPMI

not for profit · Specialist Institution

ECAM-EPMI (École de l'Électricité, de la Production et des Méthodes Industrielles) is a Grande École d'Ingénieurs created in 1992 by four major industrial groups: EDF, Philips, PSA and Schneider. With over 1,000 students and apprentices, the school is recognized by the French State and accredited by the CTI to award engineering degrees. It holds the EESPIG label and is a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE). ECAM-EPMI trains general engineers in sectors including Smart Cities, Renewable Energies, Automation, Electrical Engineering, IT and Supply Chain Management, across three campuses in Cergy, Cachan and Grasse.

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Energy Engineering

Computer Science

Information Systems Management

Logistics and Supply Chain

Mechatronics

Automation

Institution profile

Short name: ECAM-EPMI
Founded: 1992
Ownership: not for profit
Institution type: Specialist Institution
Visa support: Available

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Academics

Language: French
Degrees: Master

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ECAM-EPMI is a French private non-profit Grande École d'Ingénieurs in Cergy-Pontoise, founded in 1992 by EDF, Philips, PSA and Schneider. Accredited by the CTI, it offers general and specialised engineering degrees across three campuses: Cergy, Cachan and Grasse.