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Mines Paris – PSL
#20 – CWUR (2026)
#34 – QS (Quacquarelli Symonds)
#34 – Shanghai Ranking1 French university in terms of contract research volume
Founded in 1783, Mines Paris – PSL is one of France’s leading engineering schools and a founding member of PSL University. With 1,600 students, 230 research professors, and 18 research centres, the School combines academic excellence with world-class research. Ranked #1 in France for industrial partnership research, Mines Paris – PSL maintains close ties with industry and develops impactful research collaborations.
Mines Paris – PSL offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines engineering with humanities, social sciences, economics and management. By connecting theory with research, projects and hands-on learning, students develop strong scientific foundations alongside the practical skills needed to address real-world challenges. The School’s close ties with France’s research, industry and innovation ecosystem further enrich this approach and open pathways to careers in technology, sustainability, research and industry, both in France and internationally. Mines Paris – PSL educates future engineers and researchers to contribute to the ecological transition and digital transformation.
Eligible Programs for Lafayette Fellows
- Master in Science and Executive Engineering (Cycle Ingénieur Civil) – in French, Master 1 only
- Master in Energy Engineering – in English
Advanced materials and manufacturing, Artificial intelligence and data science, Complex systems, Digital technologies, Economics, Energy and the climate transition, Environmental engineering, Geosciences and sustainable mineral resources, Industrial engineering, and Innovation and management
Admissions Information
- Admissions for the 2027-28 academic year will open in October 2026.
- Candidates are encouraged to apply as early as possible on the platform as their applications will be processed within a timeframe compatible with the Fellowship program.
Admissions are based on application files. Each file must include: CV in French or English, a cover letter tailored to the programme, official transcripts of records, a language certificate depending on the teaching language of your program, a study plan approved and signed by your sending university, the grading system of your home university.
The application link and dates will soon be available.
Please make sure to carefully review the prerequisites and the complete list of required application materials when applying.
Reminder: The awarding of the Lafayette Fellowship is conditional upon admission to one of the eligible partner institutions. Applicants must complete both the Lafayette Fellowship application and apply to one program at one of the partner institutions.
