HEI Lille (Higher School of Engineering)

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HEI Lille (Higher School of Engineering)

“Ingénieurs Pour le Monde (Engineers for the World)”

2 Rue Norbert Segard, 59014 Lille Cedex, France

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Est. 1885

About HEI Lille (Higher School of Engineering)

HEI Lille is a private engineering school in Lille, France, founded in 1885 and is a distinguished member of Lille Catholic University and a French Grande École. It is now an integral program within JUNIA, a prominent Graduate School of Science and Engineering. HEI provides a comprehensive five-year curriculum for generalist engineers, culminating in an Ingénieur diploma, equivalent to a Master's degree, which is fully recognized by the French state and the CTI (Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur). The institution is deeply committed to addressing contemporary societal and environmental challenges, with a strategic focus on fostering sustainable living, driving digital and industrial transformation, accelerating energy and urban transitions, and advancing health technologies. HEI operates across modern campuses in Lille and Châteauroux, where it employs innovative teaching methodologies such as flipped classes, e-learning, serious games, and equipped fab labs, all designed to prepare students for diverse and impactful professional and personal careers. Its integration into JUNIA (alongside ISA and ISEN) in 2020 has further strengthened its educational and research capabilities.

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Master of Science in Smart and Resilient Cities Master of Science This program prepares students to develop urban areas by integrating energy use and efficiency, the use of new energies and technologies, and environmental planning. The training enables professionals to design complex, multidisciplinary city projects with a holistic approach.	2 years English Approximately $3,700 / year for international students Deadline: Not specified in the search results.	Visit
Building, Planning & Architecture (BAA) - Specialization domain Master's Degree (as part of the Ingénieur program) This specialization focuses on building, planning, and architecture within the broader context of the Ingénieur program at HEI Lille. It provides students with skills related to architectural engineering and urban environments.	Part of a 5-year program, specialization in 4th and 5th year French Not specified in the search results. Deadline: Not specified in the search results.	Visit

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HEI's Ingénieur diploma is approved by the French State and the Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur (CTI). HEI is also a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE). All JUNIA programs (HEI, ISEN, ISA) lead to diplomas recognized by the CTI.

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The admissions period at JUNIA is ongoing from Fall to Spring each year, for the following academic year starting in September. Early application is encouraged. Specific deadlines for exchange students are provided by the International Student Office after nomination.

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graduate: A minimum Bachelor's degree in sciences related to the selected course (General Engineering, Agriculture and Life Sciences, or IT and Computer Science). A B2 level in the language of instruction (English or French), certified by an official test, is required, unless the language is official in the applicant's home country. For French-taught programs, a minimum B1 level in English is required, unless English is an official language in the applicant's home country. French is not required for English-taught programs but is highly recommended.

undergraduate: IB or French Baccalauréat equivalent, or undergraduate course credits (equivalent to French Licence), with a background in sciences relevant to the chosen course. A B2 level in the language of instruction (English or French), certified by an official test (TOEFL IBT, TOEIC, IELTS, FIRST, DELF, DALF, or TCF), is required, unless the language is official in the applicant's home country. A B1 level in French is required for the International Preparatory Cycle.

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HEI Lille (Higher School of Engineering) provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Master of Science in Smart and Resilient Cities, Building, Planning & Architecture (BAA) - Specialization domain.

The institution maintains a student-to-faculty ratio of For HEI in 2019, there were 1,814 students with 170 permanent academic staff and 350 visiting staff. This results in an approximate student-to-permanent-faculty ratio of 1:10.7 and a student-to-total-faculty ratio of 1:3.4., ensuring personalized mentorship and studio culture.

HEI Lille (Higher School of Engineering) is situated in Lille, France, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.

Yes, HEI Lille (Higher School of Engineering) holds accreditations from: HEI's Ingénieur diploma is approved by the French State and the Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur (CTI). HEI is also a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE). All JUNIA programs (HEI, ISEN, ISA) lead to diplomas recognized by the CTI..

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