In April 2025, De Vinci Higher Education ESILV Graduate School of Engineering was re-awarded the “Bienvenue en France” label at Level 2 by the Labeling Commission. This recognition acknowledges ESILV’s commitment to enhancing its reception services for international students. The “Bienvenue en France” label was created to enable institutions to showcase their capacity to welcome […]
At ESILV, the Research Track engages students and faculty in interdisciplinary research, applied studies, and academic dissemination across engineering, data science, cybersecurity, finance, AI, and more. The variety and depth of topics addressed within the Research Track reflect the richness of academic inquiry at ESILV. This program is a distinctive element of the school’s educational […]
Held at Europe’s largest indoor venue, the graduation ceremony brought together 2,800 graduates from ESILV and its partner schools, marking the end of their academic journey and the beginning of new professional chapters. Each year, De Vinci Higher Education honours its graduating students in a ceremony that blends tradition with innovation. This year, the event […]
Public speaking can be a nerve-wracking experience for anyone, but for some engineers, who are often known for their methodical and introverted nature, the thought of standing in front of an audience can be daunting. While technical skills might be at the heart of an engineer’s expertise, communication, and presentation skills are equally crucial in […]
If the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of engineering is calculations, innovative designs, and cutting-edge technology, then this article is not for you. Only curious ones know that leadership is another essential skill that defines successful engineers beyond technical expertise. Managing projects, collaborating with teams, and making strategic decisions are just as […]
Register now at ESILV and receive a 20% discount on your tuition fee for studying engineering in France. If you’re applying for fall intake, you can benefit from the Early Bird offer until March 31, 2025. The condition to obtain the Early bird is to finalize the enrolment by paying the deposit (50% of the […]
According to the annual CDEFI (French Engineering School Directors’ Conference) study, some 48,000 international students were enrolled in engineering schools, representing over 20% of the total, with 4% of intra-EU nationals and 16% of non-EU nationals. Moreover, half of all Specialized Masters and PhD students are foreign. Regarding internships abroad, 40% of students in engineering […]
Daniel, class of 2025, is a civil engineer from Bogota, Colombia. His journey from Bogota to Paris proves his determination to navigate the challenges of international education. As he says, studying abroad requires adaptability, continuous learning, and the support of both personal and professional networks. Daniel shared his experiences and challenges as a student pursuing […]
Engineering is a field that has always shaped the future through innovation and technical expertise, and it has found a distinguished home in France’s Grande Ecole system. This esteemed educational model, known for its selective nature and prestigious standing, offers a unique and enriching path for those pursuing a Master’s in Engineering.
In today’s competitive engineering scene, employers are constantly looking for candidates who can bring both technical and extremely important soft skills to the table. Graduates from top engineering schools are often held in high regard by employers for good reason.
Paris has long been celebrated for its enchanting beauty and rich history. Yet, beyond its famous landmarks and lyrical atmosphere, this vibrant metropolis offers a treasure trove of opportunities for aspiring engineers. For those embarking on this journey, the choice of where to study is as pivotal as the field itself.
It’s no secret that engineering is all about innovation and finding solutions to complex problems. And one of the best ways to drive innovation is by bringing together diverse perspectives because diversity is not only important but necessary for success in the field of engineering.