Our Minors: Training Professionals

Minor - ECE Paris Graduate School of Engineering

Complete your expertise with one generalist minor!

What is a minor?

A minor is designed to complement your major course work with an opportunity to specialize in a complimentary area that will enhance your job prospects. Since there are numerous engineering jobs that often cover multiple functions, these give you more tools to be more employable. The minor is of paramount importance in your career development.

How do you choose a minor?

The choice is made according to your professional needs. These needs are then strenghtened throughout the curriculum as well as in work experience. To help students in their choice of minors, during the first year ECE organizes roundtables and conferences where corporations present their needs and there are also numerous exchanges with former students who offer feedback about their experiences.

Time and Means to Build your Professional Project

Our graduate school provides the options you need and creates the passion for technology required for you to build professional success in the information and communication technology industry. Whether you are interested in initiating yourself to the marketing of technologies, studying or conducting internships abroad, working on a start-up project, or taking up scientific research with a research masters program (“dea”) during the final year at ECE, we help you by bringing forward the resources and means you need to do so…

The professional path you decide to follow will require commitment and determination. At ECE we know that if you prepare well, you will experience success in the near future. So we added professional minors for you to customize your course of study. Professional minors provide cross-functional educational content to actively prepare our students for their specific professional projects.

ECE has 9 minors to chose from. A minor is chosen during the first year of the master’s program. The minor formation aspires to instill customized skills sets and competencies during a half day a week by training in the following optional areas: