Enrolling as a foreign student at INSA Strasbourg

You are a foreign student wishing to do all or part of your degree course at INSA Strasbourg. You have a number of options, depending on your project and the courses on offer.

Following a degree course at INSA Strasbourg

• after your science baccalaureate or an equivalent qualification,

• after a number of years study  in a foreign university.

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The n+i network

The n+i network also offers holders of a bachelor's degree or higher, the possibility of joining INSA Strasbourg to obtain further qualifications in France

The n+i programme offers you a specific package to facilitate your cultural, scientific and linguistic integration into INSA.

For further information and to enrol: the nplusi programme

Dual degrees

There is an agreement between INSA and the German universities listed below for students wishing to obtain a dual degree as part of the Franco-German University programme.

• Dresden Technical University: dual degree in civil engineering

• Karlsruhe Technical University: dual degree in topographical surveying

Students wishing to enroll or obtain further information should refer to their current university.

Coming to INSA Strasbourg as part of an exchange agreement

Erasmus or bilateral agreement?

If you are studying in a higher education establishment which has signed an Erasmus or bilateral agreement with INSA Strasbourg, you are allowed carry out part of your studies at INSA.

The international relations department of your university will inform you if such an agreement exists with INSA. See also our list of partners.

You should apply to your international relations department, in the year before you wish to come

Latest date for receiving : exchange student application form

                                         application for accomodation

For the first semester: May 1

For the second semester: November 1

Who approves admissions?

Whatever your status or the course you wish to follow at INSA, the departmental heads are the final arbiters of acceptance or refusal of admission, depending on the availability of places and their assessment of applicants' motivation.

How do you obtain information about the courses?

For further information concerning courses: More details

The coordinators for incoming students in each specialty will be delighted to give you course information  and help with your choice of modules.

Don’t hesitate to email the coordinator for the specialty that interests you

Architecture - contact: Anke Vrijs

Topographical surveying – contact: Gilbert Ferhat  

Civil Engineering – contact: Abdellah Ghenaim

Mechanics, Mechatronics, Plastics Technology – contact: Pierre Renaud

Electrical Engineering – contact: Eddie Smigiel

Energy and EnvironmentalEngineering – contact: Carmen Vasile-Müller

Lessons in French as a Foreign Language (FLE)

You can take an intensive course in French, before the school year starts at the end of August. The course is run by the Alliance Française.

You may also take FLE classes free of charge throughout the academic year.

For further information, please contact Angelika Hammann at the international relations department.

Obtaining the " Welcome guide " together with further information.

The Welcome Guide is published by the International relations department and is specially designed for foreign students coming to INSA Strasbourg. The guide contains all the information you need about Strasbourg and INSA, its organisation, its services and the courses.

Download the welcome guide

The international relations team would be delighted to answer any further queries: contact