Today more than 1,750 students are enrolled in École Centrale d’Electronique (ECE), which first opened its doors in 1919. The school remains a pioneer in science and technology education in France, with three campuses in Paris and Montreuil.
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Students of the Engineering school earn both undergraduate and graduate degrees in areas including Embedded Systems, Information Systems, Information Technology and Energy, Information Technology and Healthcare, Information Technology and Quantitative Finance, Information Technology and Transport, and Telecommunications and Networks.
Among ECE’s most distinguished programs is its Master in Engineering as well as major programs in Embedded Systems, Information Systems, and Telecommunications and Networks.
The École Centrale d’Electronique offers Une grande école, pourquoi pas moi? (Why not a Grande École for me?), a program that provides support to high school students in low-income communities preparing for the competitive entrance to Grandes Écoles.
The École Centrale d’Electronique is ranked among France’s top five five-year curriculum engineering schools by Challenges.