Masters

Centrale Lille, which links its master’s degrees to the various areas of its laboratory activities, offers its engineering students, and also other students (mainly recruited internationally), a range of masters degrees in co-accreditation with the University of Lille.

Centrale Lille is also developing international master’s degrees accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and linked to research. Centrale Lille offers 2 international master’s degrees: Aeronautics & Space – Major turbulence, and International Biomedical Engineering. We are recruiting foreign students for these programmes, taught entirely in English.

Centrale Lille is currently co-accredited for 10 courses and offers 16 paths, 6 of which are entirely taught in English:

• Aeronautic & space
• Automation and electrical systems
• Automation, Robotics
• Chemistry
• Health engineering
• Civil engineering
• Mechanics
• Nanosciences and nanotechnologies
• Networks and telecommunications
• Data science

How to apply

The approach to adopt depends on your situation:

• If you are a non-French national and your country of origin has ratified the Campus France charter, you must apply via the “Etudes en France” (Studies in France) website before 15 December 2022. You can consult the list of countries covered by the “Etudes en France” procedure here. Any application sent directly to the institution that should have gone through Campus France will be rejected.

» deadline: 15 December 2022

• If you are a French national or from a country that has not ratified the Campus France charter, you must download and complete the Centrale Lille application file. This file, completed and accompanied by supporting documents, must be sent by email to .
• If your home institution has a partnership agreement with Centrale Lille, you must complete the Centrale Lille application file and tick the “établissement conventionné” (approved institution) box.

» deadline: 15 March 2023

Some master’s degree courses have their own recruitment method and cannot be selected via the “Etudes en France” website or in the Centrale Lille application file. In this case, you must refer to the respective site of each Master’s degree.