Engineer specializing in Environment, Georesources and Sustainable Development Engineering

Calendar of work-study contracts at ENSEGID

September to March: 1 month school, 1 month company
April to September: company

*Student's presence in the company during the school's calendar vacations

Work-study programs, with a^3rd year under a professionalization contract

The "contrat de professionnalisation" is a work-study contract of variable duration (generally 12 months) signed between a company and an engineering student in the final year of the engineering cycle, which combines the acquisition of theoretical knowledge with the acquisition of practical know-how within a company. A work-study contract is signed between the company and the student, who then acquires employee status. This status confers the rights and duties of an employee of the company (remuneration, social protection, pension contributions, paid leave, etc.). Remuneration may not be less than 80% of the minimum wage for young people aged between 21 and 26 (75% of the minimum wage for those under 21).

The benefits of work-study

For engineering students

• Acquire sustained professional experience related to your future career
• Earn a Bac + 5 diploma with a salary
• Learn on the job and build your career plan
• Supported by School and Company tutors
• Acquiring new skills
• Financing your studies

For the company

• Training an employee through progressive integration
• Passing on the company's knowledge and know-how
• Controlled wage costs, tax exemption and an employee not included in the workforce
• Simplified administrative procedures
• A trusted recruitment solution tailored to future needs

ENSEGID is accessible via the G2E competitive entrance exam following a BCPST preparatory class, via the Concours Commun des INP following a PC preparatory class, via integrated preparatory classes (La Prépa des INP and CPBx) and via admissions based on qualifications (Licence, BUT2 and BTS).

How do I get into the school?

Joining the^1st year

Classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles

G2E (Geology Water Environment) competition

Students in BCPST (Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Earth Sciences) preparatory classes can be admitted by taking part in the G2E competition.

Open places via G2E: 20

Concours Commun des INP (CCINP)

Students in the PC Physics stream can be admitted by taking part in the Concours Commun des INP.

Open places via CCINP: 4

Integrated preparatory classes

The INP preparatory course

The Prépa des INP gives access to the engineering schools of France's 4 INPs (Bordeaux, Grenoble, Nancy, Toulouse). Applications must be submitted via Parcoursup.

This pathway is recommended for students who are planning to enter an engineering school, and who want to benefit from the diversity of courses available at the INP when making their vows via Parcoursup.

Open seating: 5

CPBx

The CPBx (Cycle Préparatoire de Bordeaux) gives access to 8 engineering schools in Aquitaine. Applications must be submitted via Parcoursup. Terminale students can apply for the CPBx preparatory class in post-bac mention ENSEGID. This course is recommended for students who have already chosen their engineering school at the time of their application.

Open seating: 8

Admissions by title

• In the^1st year, the school recruits students with a DUT, a BTS or a scientific and technological Bachelor's degree, corresponding to the school's scientific field.
• Students with a Bachelor's degree must have completed all their semesters.
• Applications must be submitted between mid-March and mid-June via the E-Candidat application.

Places open for admission by qualification : 12

Entering the^2nd year

A few places are available in^2nd year, subject to availability, for students holding a first-year scientific and technical Master's degree who have successfully completed their Bachelor's degree.

Places open for admission on qualification for^2nd year : 10

Candidates with foreign diplomas

Candidates holding a foreign diploma must provide proof of :

• a 3-year higher education diploma (such as a bachelor's degree) to enter the 1st year of engineering training
• a 4-year higher education diploma to enter the 2nd year of engineering training

Students residing in the following countries must apply via the Campus France procedure only: Algeria, Argentina, Benin, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Chile, China, Colombia, Comoros, Congo Brazzaville, Côte d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Gabon, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Peru, Russia, Senegal, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey, USA and Vietnam.

Organization of admissions based on qualifications (L2, L3, BUT2 and BTS)

Organization:

• Submission of applications via E-Candidat Platform open from March to June.
• You need to download the application form and submit it with the supporting documents on the E-Candidat application.
• Pre-selection results based on applications via E-Candidat: in June
• Invitations sent to candidates whose applications have been selected: via the E-Candidat application
• Motivation interview end of June
• Results available online at E-Candidat in early July

Tests :

• For admission in 1^era year :
  • Oral test: motivation interview (30 min) end of June
• For admission to^2nd year: interviews in July at ENSEGID

• Registration fee for Community students: 628* euros per year

• Registration fee for non-EU students: 3,941* euros for the first year / 628* euros for re-registration

• Registration fee for a gap year: 419* euros
• Under a professionalization contract (for the 3rd year), the cost of training is covered by the company's OPCO.

All students in initial training must pay the CROUS student and campus life fee before enrolling.

* Rate in effect for 2025-2026

Graduates of ENSEGID benefit from excellent conditions for professional integration and rich and varied career prospects.

Professional integration in a few figures

• Over 50% of students have a job 1 month after completing their internship
• For the most part, this first job is obtained within the structure where the student is doing his or her internship.
• 90% of students have a job after 6 months
• After 18 months in the workforce, 80% of graduates have permanent contracts
• 10% of students go on to doctorates

Sectors of activity

The fields are varied, from resource exploration and exploitation to environmental management and the associated risks.

Structures that recruit

Most jobs are in engineering design offices, across all business sectors.
24% of jobs are in large industrial groups, mainly in the water, energy and minerals sectors, where international work opportunities are often significant.

Helping you build your career plan

ENSEGID supports engineering students throughout their training to help them build their career plans and facilitate their integration into working life.

• Career Day and graduate network meeting
• Professional project" module to discover the daily life of engineers
• Training in CV and cover letter writing
• Simulated recruitment interviews
• Research seminars and workshops
• Company visits
• Sit'Innov "Parcours entrepreneur" for Bordeaux INP engineering students