What first comes to mind when talking about “engineering”? Probably math, physics, finance, technology, but it’s not all as analytical as one might think.
With more than 100 partner universities all over the world, ESILV reinforces the ambitions of the future engineers with a calling for globetrotting. Encouraging the international mobility of students it also means organising networking events that would guide student engineers in their quest to find an internship or training program outside France. And what better […]
Students wanting to pursue a master’s degree in engineering tend to hesitate while picking their major because of how much details go into each one. Becoming a successful computer science engineer is no joke. It requires a lot of focus and passion, and all future engineers have both. So what does it really take to […]
An article by Sergio Focardi and Davide Mazza, both professors and researchers in Finance at ESILV and EMLV and member of the De Vinci Research Center’s Finance group, first published in The Conversation, showcases the technical implications of quantum computing in Finance and Economics. The evolution of modern finance was closely linked to the evolution of […]
Being tech-savvy and innovator is at the core being of financial engineers. To this day, some recruiters and clients are still under the big misconception that only numbers matter, but the truth is, there’s more to this than meets the eye. What are the 5 necessary soft skills financial engineers must have to remain competitive […]
The opening of the first international branch of the Pole Leonardo de Vinci in Dublin, the European home of the GAFA tech giants, gave the Corporate Partnerships department of the three schools – ESILV, EMLV and IIM – an occasion to organise the first Career Fair in Ireland, on November 7th. At the headquarters of […]
To put it in simpler terms, AM can be also referred to as 3D printing. It is a transformative approach to industrial production that enables the creation of lighter, stronger parts and systems.
As part of the 4th and 5th-year industrial innovation projects included in the engineering curriculum, sixteen ESILV students have set themselves an ambitious challenge: to simplify banking, actuarial and green finance tools as much as possible, to offer partner companies and their users products that will make their lives easier, safer and more practical. Industrial […]
An engineering major involves a great deal of consideration because it tackles technical design and problem-solving elements related to real-life issues in industries and businesses. Students are motivated to pursue a career in an engineering specialisation for the ability to innovate and positively impact society as a whole. Doing Smart Research Before choosing the right […]
How can new technologies support improvements in health outcomes? This is an issue 4th and 5th year students of ESILV Engineering School try to solve through various industrial innovation projects as part of the 5-year curriculum. At a glance: three projects focused on disability and medical monitoring. Two of these projects have been developed in […]
Engineering students are not only innovators but artists as well. Even if they don’t fit the popular notion of “creativity”, they can manage to use their technical luggage such as mathematics, physics, and aeronautics as a medium for their creative outlet. Engineering students go to school to develop their creative side by designing tools and […]
Spend a good time while travelling in the metro, and keeping up to date with the latest news from the world of finance and economic news, it’s possible! https://www.facebook.com/441406263294944/videos/412349096026258/ In just 5 minutes, you can: empty a dishwasher, fall asleep in front of Thalassa, switch off in a math class, count to 300, take out […]