Master of Science in Engineering
at Telecom Paris, Paris

Public Institute

Master of Science in Engineering
at
Telecom Paris
Overview

Telecom Paris offers a 2 years long Master of Science in Engineering course. English language proficiency test accepted for admission to Telecom Paris Master of Science in Engineering is IELTS.

Duration	2 years
International Students Admission Website	Go to Website
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Course Level	PG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time

Master of Science in Engineering

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Master of Science in Engineering
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Telecom Paris
Entry Requirements

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You must be studying in a scientific Bachelor's Degree or the first year of Master to be able to apply to the Télécom Paris engineering program through the Institut Polytechnique de Paris common entrance exam.

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Master of Science in Engineering - Batch of 2025

Offered by Telecom Paris

A reputed and happening engineering school in Paris.

Tips: France can expose you to a lot of amazing opportunities, but you need to have a good command of French B2 and above to get those. I received a tuition fee waiver based on my profile. 3 year fintech + BCA + MBA and I'm really satisfied with my school reputation, industry partners, programs.

Likes (Permanent Immigration): French immigration options for international students completing higher education in France are quite open. However, you do need to have French C1 and should be capable of showing you have well immersed in the French society. I mean, the social benefits and work-life balance are quite good. If you wish to settle abroad, France could be one of the good places to be in.

Dislikes (Part time work): There are very little on campus job part time job opportunities. For off-campus opportunities, you need to have French and a network to get a job. Since the school is in the suburbs, it is not easy to find part-time roles that accept English speakers.

Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 10000