FAQ for prospective international students: IMT Atlantique responses to Covid-19 crisis

Sure ! Supporting international students hoping to study at IMT Atlantique is still among our top priorities. Please check the application information below if you want to join us for the coming intakes :

• MSc in Management of Production, Logistics and Procurement (MPLP): Application deadline on May 15th, 2022 for Fall 2022 intake. Students with European citizenship can apply until June 15, 2022 Apply here
• MSc in Nuclear Engineering (NE): Application deadline on May 15th, 2022 for Fall 2022 intake. Students with European citizenship can apply until June 15, 2022 Apply here
• MSc in Process and Bioprocess Engineering (PBPE): Application deadline on May 15th, 2022 for Fall 2022 intake. Students with European citizenship can apply until June 15, 2022 Apply here
• MSc in Information Technology (IT): Applications closed for February 2022 intake. Next recruitment campaign will open in March 2022.

Many language tests are now available online. Please check if you have the possibility to register for one of these online sessions, or contact us so that we can find a solution.

We are indeed aware that some of you need additional time to complete their banking process. Please contact us so we can help you find a solution

Some refund rules have been relaxed in the context of the pandemic. Please contact us to find out what is applicable to your case.

Yes, payment deadline is extended to sponsored students if they have provided a sponsorship certificate before the registration deadline. For more details please contact us.

• Students admitted to an International MSc Program : Your admission letter is valid for one more year, you can therefore defer your acceptance to the next intake. Please get in touch with the International Admission Team if you wish to defer your admission.

• Students admitted to the Master of Science in Engineering (Diplôme d’Ingénieur) : Please contact the International Admission Team

Please read carefully CampusFrance's recommendations and related updates for students coming to France in the current sanitary context. The procedures are different depending on your country of origin and the vaccination status.

Courses are expected on-site for Spring 2022 semesters.

Nobody knows how Covid-19 pandemic will evolve and how international travel regulations may impact students.

Thanks to its very innovative pedagogy and flexibility, IMT Atlantique was able to successfully implement a combination of online learning, face-to-face teaching and group work with appropriate social distancing and hygiene arrangements last year. In case of new sanitary restrictions, IMT Atlantique will repeat the experience in order to guarantee that all students can join courses on-site and/or online.

Updated information about these measures on Campus France website.

Please inform the student's residence staff about your situation before your arrival.

• A wifi connection (available on our student's residence)
• A computer

IMT Atlantique pays great attention to safety measures in order to provide a safe study and living environment on its campuses. For example, wearing a mask is required everywhere on campus, disinfection of the premises has been reinforced, distance learning has been settled for a certain number of classes and academic activities, etc.

Updates on the situation in France: https://www.gouvernement.fr/en/coronavirus-covid-19

You can check the Governmental website which lists the closest test centers around you, using geolocation.

In France, the vaccine pass comes into effect as of January 24, 2022 to replace the "health pass". Get more information about this vaccine pass and how to obtain it when you were vaccinated outside of France on Campus France website.

Please check who can apply for a vaccine equivalency pass, and if you need a new vaccine dose in France to get this pass.