This engineering degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering is taught entirely in English on the ECAM LaSalle campus in Lyon in France. These multidisciplinary 2 years (years 4 and 5 of a 5-year engineering course) are designed to meet the high expectations of the industry, services and consultancy sectors. The objectives are to meet the challenges of the digital and societal transition proposed to young engineers and to respond to the issues linked to current organisational and technological changes. ECAM Engineering meets international requirements in terms of Master’s level awards.
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Draft functional specifications, conduct technical studies, define the key success factors for a multi-sector industrial project and negotiate with suppliers using a responsible societal and environmental approach.
Simulations, role plays, case studies…
Introduction to the world of entrepreneurship, team management, participation in defining an industrial transformation, implementation of strategies.
Implement a solution based on a prototype, set up production facilities, integrate energy transition issues
ECAM LaSalle engineering graduates specialising in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering are high-level technical and scientific engineers who are trained in the fields of energy and supply chain management. Sustainable development issues are integrated throughout the program. These courses are rounded out with the acquisition of skills in management, project management, entrepreneurship, innovation and the normative and regulatory knowledge they need for their activities. Students must choose a pathway that will form an integral part of their curriculum as a student-engineer. The engineer internship may take place in France or abroad, and will be subject to a written report and an oral presentation.
Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering :
This specialisation provides an understanding of the energy transition challenge. It pertains to the design and development of various strategies aimed at increasing energy efficiency and reducing costs. The specialisation covers the design of renewable energy facilities and the development of energy optimisation models for systems and machines. The aim is to better manage energy production and distribution. This specialisation enables students to analyse the effect of energy practices on the environment and the local economy, as well as the crucial issue of equipment maintenance and recycling.
Mechanical Engineering :
Mechanical design covers engineering principles which apply the basics of physics, mathematics and engineering sciences to optimally meet a set goal. Engineering students use their creativity to find effective technical solutions that meet mechanical design challenges. They develop optimal design models that can operate efficiently and safely by selecting the right materials, while also integrating including realistic constraints, such as economic factors.
Engineering is considered as one of the career fields of the future, and as demand for engineers outpaces the supply, engineers can expect to find interesting and dynamic careers in the industry of their choice. ECAM LaSalle has strong ties to industry and a reputation of excellence in engineering that our students take with them throughout their lives.
These ECAM Lasalle advantages give our students a head-start on their careers as 92% find a job within 6 months after graduating. Our international focus not only contributes to our students’ development as individuals and global actors, it also makes them more competitive in the global marketplace. All of these advantages gives our graduates the necessary tools to compete in today’s economy.
The multidisciplinary nature of the ECAM Engineering program paired with the specialized Master’s degree from one of our outstanding partner universities means that graduates can easily enter the worldplace and advance to senior positions.
Applicants who require a student visa to study in France and reside in one of the 75 countries covered by the Études en France procedure must apply to the ECAM Engineering Programme via the Études en France platform starting October 1st 2026 and must also complete our parallel admissions procedure between November 16th 2026 and March 31st 2027.
The Etudes en France application deadline varies based on the country.
For further information regarding the Études en France procedure, please contact the Campus France Offices in your country of residence.
The Études en France procedure is mandatory for obtaining a student visa.
If you are a citizen of a member state of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland, Andorra, or Monaco, you are only required to complete our parallel admissions procedure between November 16th 2026 and June 30th 2027.
Admission Conditions:
Step 1: via the admission platform “Dossier en Ligne”, you will need to submit an online application form and upload all the requested documents.
Step 2: first of all, you will receive an email inviting you to take an online scientific test. The test is a multiple-choice and it is divided into two sections: mathematics and physics (mechanics and electricity).
If your results meet the requirements, you will be invited to take the online pre-recorded interview. You will be given a time limit to answer orally a few questions regarding yourself and your motivation to join our programme. Your answers will be recorded and then reviewed by the Admission Board members.
Step 3: once the application process is completed, your application will be assessed on a rolling basis by the Admission Committee.
Admission boards dates :
Step 4: candidates who successfully make it through the admissions panel will need to prove their English proficiency. An online test will be sent to the applicants who have not a valid English qualification dating less than 18 months (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge Certificates etc.), proving at least a B2 level. English native speakers are exempt from the English test.
The online English test consists of 3 stages in which applicants must provide their answer within a given time limit:
We use the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages to evaluate language proficiency. A minimum B2 level in English is required to be admitted into the ECAM Engineering programme.
Candidates successfully completing the English assessment will receive an admission offer.
Year 4 applicants:
These tuition fees apply to the 2027–2028 academic year. They are subject to change each year. Any changes will be communicated to students before the start of each academic year.
Deposit to secure enrollment
3,000 euros to be enrolled in the ECAM Engineering Programme.
Please note that this is a non-refundable fee. Exceptions will only be made in case a student visa is refused by the French Consulate.
