WIth the validation of esaip's engineering courses you are entitled to 3 official documents:

Engineering diploma

To obtain the esaip Engineering diploma, authorised by the Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur, you must:

• validate 180 ECTS during continuous assessment and projects (3 years study i.e. 6 semesters of 30 credits)
• justify a minimum B2 level (European level) in English
• validate the end of course dissertation realised in the context of your final year internship as well as the oral presentations before a panel of assessors

To find out more: the principle of ECTS credits

Diploma supplement

The Diploma Supplement (DS) is a standardised document at European level developed by UNESCO, the Council of Europe and the European Commission.

This document, drawn up in English, aims at improving "transparency" and making the information provided more legitimate on an international scale as well as making qualifications easier to recognise on an academic and professional level.

This will contain everything you underwent at esaip (lessons, study periods, internships, TOEIC score...) as well as skills acquired. It will make it easier for you to present your academic path if you wish to do further education projects abroad or work overseas.

You will receive this document free on the day of the graduation ceremony.

• Example of diploma supplement and a graduate's reports

Note: The DS is not a substitute for the CV and does not replace the original diploma or the report.

To find out more: Agence Europe Education Formation France (2E2F)

Master Grade

This grade is issued to all holders of an Engineering diploma by the Chief Education Officer. He or she validates a Bac+5 (5 years HE after A' levels) level that allows you to do further education to work towards the PhD.