Frequently Asked Questions

International students who would like to improve French language and culture skills can participate to our  French Summer School

Australian students, can participate to our WASAA Summer School

See our PhD specialisations

Free movers, see information related to application process

Exchange students, see information related to the application process

First of all, you have to apply for our programs on our dedicated platforms and/or follow the relevant application procedure for your situation. Once you are admitted at IMT Atlantique, you can apply on EEF platform ("Etudes en France") if you are a non-European student, in order to present your study in France project. This is also the first step for your student's visa application.

IMT Atlantique offers French language and culture intensive course in summer, called the French Summer School.

French language classes are also part of the MSc programs curriculum (about 3 hours per week).

Nominative (quantative) and formative (qualitative) assessments of students is conducted continusly during courses and for each credit. Each semester corresponds to the obtention of 30 ECTS credits, and the full Master's program to the obtention of 120 ECTS credits.

Assessment is expressed as follow:

- For each credit, by level (grade) A, B, C, D, E, F, FX with no inermediate level

- For the mean level of all the results by the GPA system. 4 as the maximum mark, 2.5 as the threshold.

IMT Atlantique will provide you courses/trainings in order to ensure a fruitful internship search. Besides, the Company Relationships Department is dedicated to help you.

Check out the available sports and leisure activities on campus

Information about library (in French)

Discover our student's restaurant and cafetaria

Of course, see our clubs and societies

See the scholarships and funding opportunities listed by IMT Atlantique

Students presently studying at our partner institutions in Ivory Coast and Indonesia can be selected for mobility programs under Erasmus+ financial support.

Students can also apply for our 2 Erasmus Mundus programs: SARENA (Nuclear Engineering) and ME3 (Energy and Environment)

For international students living on Brest and Rennes campuses, see the estimate budget for living expenses.

For international students living on Nantes campus, see the estimate budget for living expenses.

We recommend students to stay focused on studies during the academic semesters. You will have the opportunity to work in companies/lab during a 6 month-paid internship !

Non-European students need to apply for a visa for studies in France, see information about Immigration & visa

See our travel information to reach our campuses

IMT Atlantique organizes Welcome Days for new comers at the beginning of each program. It includes special information and support for international students in many administrative procedures such opening a bank account in France, getting information about medical insurance, initiating the OFII process, etc.

The student's associations can also provide help and support to make international students feel comfortable with their new life and environment.

Yes, see the accomodation solutions for students on our 3 campuses.

We do recommend to stay on campus as this is the most convenient and cheapest solution. In fact, finding off-campus accomodation on your own in France can be quite challenging. Here's an overview from CampusFrance of all the off-campus options you have with useful links and tips.

See Social security and insurance