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French Engineering School Ranking by L’Usine Nouvelle, 2018: ESILV in the Top 10

Based on the CTI data, the ranking list published by French newspaper l’Usine Nouvelle classifies 130 engineering schools in France. ESILV ranked #10 in the overall ranking and #1 on the occupational integration criteria.

This engineering school ranking uses the public and certified data delivered by the CTI, the relevant body in charge of carrying out evaluation procedures that lead to the accreditation of the institutions to award the engineering degree “titre d’ingénieur diplômé”.

ESILV made it to the top 10 of this 2018 best engineering school ranking, with a global grade of 48.60.

The magazine used 14 indicators to establish this ranking, all of them linked to one of four specific domains : occupational integration, entrepreneurship, international links and research.

“In its annual ranking, the magazine L’Usine Nouvelle came up with a whole new hierarchy, with a top 10 featuring ESILV and ESTACA”. – le Figaro Etudiant

Extract of the engineering school ranking by L’Usine Nouvelle

Down below, the French engineering school Top 20 of the 2018 ranking of L’Usine Nouvelle, where ESILV ranked #10.

RangEcolenote globaleSalaire un an après la sortie
(brut annuel, €)
1Polytechnique62.3044 000
2CentraleSupélec, diplôme Centrale54.2043 000
3ESPCI52.6040 000
4ISAE-Supaéro52.2040 500
5Mines Nancy51.9041 500
6Télécom Paristech50.9047 500
7UTC49.9041 000
8ESTACA49.6041 755
9ENPC48.6042 000
10ESILV48.1044 000
11ECPM4733 500
12EPITA45.7041 500
13Grenoble INP - Ensimag44.8040 000
14Chimie ParisTech44.1034 100
15ENSAE43.9046 220
16Centrale Nantes43.9046 220
17EISTI43.7039 600
17ECE43.7042 800
19Centrale Lyon43.3038 000
20EPF42.4039 700

See the ranking on l’Usine Nouvelle’s website

The magazine offers the possibility to display the ranking following several indicators. ESILV is #1 on the occupational integration criteria, thanks to the strategic position of its curriculum on digital technologies, a dynamic recruiting ground.

The method used by L’Usine Nouvelle relies on 14 criteria to rank the 130 engineering schools : annual salary, percentage of the second to last class hired on a permanent contract, percentage of graduates hired within two months, duration of compulsory internship during the engineering five-year course, number of engineers who graduate from the school and who were part of a business creation incubator in the last five years, percentage of entrepreneurs among the employed graduates, percentage of students employed abroad, percentage of students who spent at least a minimum of 6 months abroad as interns, percentage of students who spent at least a minimum of 6 months abroad on academic exchange, percentage of students who enrolled in the school with a foreign diploma, percentage of students who graduated with a double diploma agreement with a foreign school, percentage of professors and contributors involved in research, percentage of graduates who chose to write a PhD thesis, number of PhD thesis written under the supervision of a faculty member in the last year.

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