MinesTélécoms

MinesTélécoms is a French public higher education institution focused on engineering and management in the fields of information technology and telecommunications. It was formed in 2009 through the merger of two prestigious Grandes Écoles: École des Mines d'Alès and Supélec. In 2017, it merged with Institut Mines-Télécom, creating a larger network of schools. MinesTélécoms aims to train engineers and managers equipped to address the challenges and opportunities in digital technologies, innovation, and industrial development.

The institution offers a range of programs including engineering degrees, master's degrees, and specialized postgraduate programs. Its curriculum emphasizes a strong foundation in scientific and technical disciplines, complemented by skills in management, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation. Research is a key component of MinesTélécoms, with a focus on areas such as data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, networks, and embedded systems. These research efforts often involve collaboration with industry partners, contributing to technological advancements and innovation.

MinesTélécoms has multiple campuses across France, each with its own specializations and research strengths. The institution actively engages in international collaborations, fostering student and faculty exchanges and participating in joint research projects. Its graduates are sought after by companies in various sectors, including IT, telecommunications, consulting, automotive, and aerospace, for their technical expertise and adaptability to the evolving digital landscape.