Electronics Engineer
High-level training to design complex electronic systems in a changing technological environment.
Deployed on the Rennes campus et Paris Saclay, the CentraleSupélec Electronics engineering training is based on a multidisciplinary approach combining scientific teaching, technical expertise and an understanding of industrial issues.
The course covers all key areas of electronics: simulation, analog, radio frequency, energy conversion, embedded systems, and signal processing. Students benefit from demanding teaching, combining theory and practice, closely linked to the socio-economic world.
Become an Electronics Engineer
The Electronics Engineering Specialty course trains expert designers of complex electronic components, boards and systems, aware of energy, economic, testability, security and safety constraints.
Students gain a deep understanding of component operating principles, modeling methods, and design tools, from component to system. They also develop a systemic vision of engineering, enriched by transversal skills: communication, teamwork, autonomy, and the ability to integrate new complex issues.
Course objectives:
- Train engineers capable of designing, testing and deploying advanced electronic systems.
- Develop expertise in analog, digital, radio frequency and power electronics.
- Raise awareness of the industrial, economic and societal challenges of the energy transition and sustainable technologies.
Program
A 3-year course
The training is spread over six semesters, with academic semesters combined with professional internships. Those in spring (S6, S8, S10) include a period of in-company training (internship). In the third year, students can choose to complete the alternating training, which allows them to work in a company while continuing their studies.
The lessons are divided into 5 areas:
- Mathematics and Physics
- Computer Science and Digital
- Analog and high frequency
- Energy
- Industrial and projects
weeks of internship
minimum weeks of international experience
present in 80 countries
compulsory modern languages
Admissions
CentraleSupélec offers numerous opportunities to join its general engineering program. Find below the access routes to the CentraleSupélec general engineering program as well as the number of places offered in 2025.
Career
Graduates can work in many electronics-related sectors, within public or private organizations. They can be involved throughout the entire life cycle of an electronic system: from design to integration, including manufacturing, testing, and optimization.
Upon completion of the training, graduates can perform various functions, including:
- Integrated circuit design engineer: development of analog and digital solutions for embedded applications.
- Power electronics engineer: energy management in electronic devices, conversion systems for renewable energies.
- Embedded systems engineer: design of autonomous electronic systems in constrained environments (automotive, aerospace, health).
- Electronics and RF Engineering Consultant: Design and optimization of wireless networks and communication systems.
Registration fees - Financing
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Students in the engineering cycle pay a different rate depending on the conditions defined by the decree of January 2, 2015 setting the tuition fees of CentraleSupélec.
The concept of EU includes the Member States of the European Union, the other States party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area and the Swiss Confederation.Price Amount Full EU price* 3 660,00 € Half-price EU* 1 830,00 € Full price outside the EU 6 180,00 € Half-price outside the EU 3 090,00 € Foreign students can obtain a reduction of their registration fees at the EU rate if they meet one of the following conditions:
- have started their studies at CentraleSupélec before September 1, 2018;
- be a national of one of the Member States of the European Union, of another State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area or of the Swiss Confederation
- be a child, spouse or partner of a national of one of the Member States of the European Union
- be a beneficiary of long-term resident status in a State of the European Union or be a person whose father, mother or legal guardian benefits from such status
- be the beneficiary of a temporary residence permit and dependent on a tax household located in France for at least two years
- have joined the accelerated CentraleSupélec engineering program
- having joined CentraleSupélec as part of a partnership.
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The "Crous" higher education grant based on social criteria
Crous social criteria grants are awarded based on means-tested funding. Students receiving this grant are exempt from registration fees and receive a grant from the Crous (amount based on the level).
Application procedures for this grant are generally carried out from March to May for the following academic year on the website messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr
Visit the website: messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr
Specific annual allowance for students in difficulty
Are you a student experiencing ongoing financial difficulties? You may, under certain conditions, be eligible for the annual special allowance. This financial aid is available to you if you do not receive the social criteria education grant.
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To enable all engineering students attending CentraleSupélec to pursue their studies under the best possible conditions, the CentraleSupélec Foundation offers a scholarship program. This scholarship program complements the scholarships and aid offered by the government.
Each year, more than 300 students benefit from support from the CentraleSupélec Foundation.
Qualification
The diploma awarded is a national engineering diploma, controlled by the State and accredited by the Engineering Qualifications Commission.
