APPLICATION FORM VISITING STUDENTS 1 SEMESTER / 1 YEAR EXCHANGE /2016

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1 APPLICATION FORM VISITING STUDENTS 1 SEMESTER / 1 YEAR EXCHANGE /2016 APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 8th APPLICANT TO BE FILLED BY THE APPLICANT Name Given name Nationality Date of birth Place of birth Address for official documents Mobile phone EXCHANGE PROGRAMME TO BE FILLED BY THE APPLICANT Current University / Faculty: [ ] 1 semester exchange: Oct. to end-january [ ] 1 semester exchange: Mid-Feb to end-june [ ] 1 year exchange: Oct. to end-june I hereby declare that the information supplied herewith is authentic. I am aware that any inexact or incomplete statement, involving any falsification or distortion of the facts on my part, will lead to the immediate invalidation of my application (or even revocation after possible admission), without prejudice to any sanctions that might be imposed on me. Date: Signature: APPLICATION FORM AND COMPULSORY DOCUMENTS CAN BE SENT: - BY international@mines-paristech.fr - OR BY POST: MINES ParisTech / DirEns / Relations internationales 60 boulevard Saint Michel / Paris cedex 06 / FRANCE 1/5

2 TO BE FILLED BY THE HOME UNIVERSITY / INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COORDINATOR Name of coordinator Title Address I hereby declare that the applicant project has been approved by the International Relations coordinator. Date: Signature: INFORMATION / PROCEDURE Courses are in French. Application deadline: May 8 th Results are given in early June. Visiting students must make sure they reach a sufficient level of French before the courses start. Visiting students will be offered access to student accommodation (rooms at Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris), upon availability. Visiting students are expected to register on the day indicated on their admission letter. Visiting students will have to prove they are fully registered at their home university in order to be waived of tuition fees at MINES ParisTech and for their stay to be valid. COMPULSORY DOCUMENTS 1. A statement of purpose explaining why you wish to pursue engineering studies at MINES ParisTech, what you plan to study, and what you would like to do in your career (2 pages max). See enclosed comments below. 2. A detailed Curriculum Vitae ( CV or "resume"). See enclosed example (to be adapted if necessary). 3. Complete transcripts for every year since you entered university. 4. Study Plan: List all courses that you plan to take at MINES ParisTech (see enclosed list). 5. One or two recommendation letters from your professor(s). 6. A photocopy of your passport or identity card. 2/5

3 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE Instructions 400 words minimum, 800 maximum. Date and put your Family and Given names at the bottom of each page. You can write your statement of purpose in English or in French. Please answer to the following questions in your statement of purpose: 1. Introductory statement : Write a short summary of your studies including fields and areas of specialization. 2. Writing about your education plan: Why do you choose France for your studies? You will describe why you are attracted by France and MINES ParisTech especially. Please, explain what in MINES ParisTech curriculum is most appealing to you. 3. Writing about your professional goals: this part should be the main part of your statement of purpose. For what type of career do you hope to prepare yourself? Your career plan must be consistent with your current education, your studies at MINES ParisTech and the career you intend to undertake. Write in which industrial or economical sector you plan to work after having completed your studies. If you have had some contacts with a firm (internship, career fairs, projects...), you can support your professional project by joining letters issued by a person working in this firm. 4. Writing about your studies and MINES ParisTech: Please explain how the MINES ParisTech curriculum and the studies you did before could be the perfect equation for you. CURRICULUM VITÆ (Example to be adapted) - Personal information Name / Given Name Date of Birth / Place of birth Nationality / Gender / Marital status - Higher Education University Entrance Examination / Dates / Place Grades, distinctions: general score University: Name / Department / Speciality - Ranking in all years (rank # among # students in the department) - Scientific field aimed at after the Bachelor s Degree - Academic Honours & Awards - Research: Work done / Published papers / reports? - Foreign Languages (knowledge of foreign languages and level: read, written, spoken, fluent, medium, beginner) - GRE: date and score - TOEFL: date and score - Other (TEF...) - Computer skills / Programming in... - Hobbies - Extra curricular activities - Internships (Year, duration and companies/research labs) 3/5

4 STUDY PLAN Normal workload per semester: 30 ECTS. Visiting students are allowed to take less than 30 ECTS but they must take at least 20 ECTS per semester. Please check with you local coordinator whether your study plan fulfils your home university s requirements. The courses in a same color block take place at the same time. SEMESTER 3 (FALL, GRADUATE 1ST YEAR) Enseignements de tronc commun Nombre de séances de 1h15 ECTS C1003 Calcul scientifique : une introduction (G. Stoltz) 9 - C1123 Statistiques - modèles et décisions statistiques (A. Hatchuel - P. Le Masson) 16 2 C1223 Mathématiques 3 - fonctions d'une variable complexe (F. Maisonneuve - S. Boisgerault) 15 2 C3133 Projet mécatronique 1 (Y. Gaignebet - J. Senpauroca) 42 3 C3243/3203Thermomécanique des fluides (F. Cauneau - D. Marchio) 39 4 C9123 Calcul économique (S. Hooge - Y. Menière) 18 2 C9223 Société, Histoire, Culture (A. Mallard) 16 2 C9313 Macroéconomie (J. Glachant) 14 1 LV 2 langues vivantes obligatoires (coordonnées par C. Demaison) 4 / semaine 4 Activités sportives (F. Fargues & S. Blondel) mardis matins, jeudis après-midi, ou en soirée - Enseignements facultatifs ECTS Facultatifs LVF Langue vivante facultative 1 Langues Préparation aux certifications 6 - ASR_i Activités sportives renforcées (F. Fargues & S. Blondel) 1 S9203 Culture et création contemporaine 1 Enseignements spécialisés 12 ECTS S9823 Recherche opérationnelle (M. Nakhla) 15 2 Bloc 1 (lundis et certains jeudis ou vendredis avant semaine ATHENS) S1233 Processus stochastiques (F. Preteux, S. Bonnabel) 30 S1433 Analyse, conception et programmation orientées objet avec UML (N. Kajler, F. Moutarde) 30 S2833 Atomes - lasers (P. Debu, T. Plisson) 30 S3433 Conception de procédés (C. Bouallou, A. Gaunand) 30 3 S1133 Génomique et bioinformatique (V. Stoven) 30 S3933 Dynamique des constructions (F. Louf) 30 Bloc 2 A (semaine bloquée, commune 2A et 3A) S9123/5 Marketing (A. de Brisson) + Propriété industrielle (P. Cadre) S1533/5 Géostatistique (H. Wackernagel) 30 S1633/5 Analyse d'image : de la théorie à la pratique (B. Marcotegui) 30 S2533/5 Génie atomique (N. Camarcat) 30 S3033/5 Energies renouvelables raccordées au réseau (B. Duplessis) 30 3 S4633/5 Géomécanique et géologie de l'ingénieur (R. Cojean) 30 S6133/5 Eléments finis (M. Kern, D. Ryckelynck) 30 S9733/5 Conception de produits et innovation (B. Weil, P. Le Masson) 30 S3123/5 Semaine PSL 30 Bloc 2 B (semaine bloquée) S1833 Synthèse d'image pour la réalité virtuelle (P. Fuchs, O. Stab) 30 S2333 Cristallographie (L. Nazé) 30 S9433 Intelligence économique (P. Cansell) 30 3 S9633 Introduction à la finance de marché (P.-N. Giraud, M. Armstrong, A. Galli) 30 Bloc 3 (lundis et vendredis après le bloc 2 B) S1923 Problèmes inverses (M. Kern) 21 S2423 Rayonnement et matière (T. François) 21 2 S3323 Modélisation des processus industriels (W. Fürst) 21 S4923 Hydrogéologie (E. Ledoux) 21 Bloc 2 (semaine bloquée ParisTech.-ATHENS) S8923 Semaine européenne ParisTech / ATHENS (élèves de 2 ème et 3 ème année) /5

5 SEMESTER 4 (SPRING, GRADUATE 1ST YEAR) Enseignements de tronc commun Nombre de séances de 1h15 ECTS C2214 Physique 3 - Noyaux et radioactivité (P. Miné) 10 1 C3134 Projet Mécatronique 2 (Y. Gaignebet, J. Senpauroca) 36 3 C3224 Electronique (B. Steux, J. Senpauroca) 21 2 C6134 Matériaux pour l'ingénieur (A.-F. Gourgues, J.-M. Haudin) 30 3 L[1-4]24 Langues vivantes (coordonnées par C. Demaison) 4 / semaine 4 Activités sportives (G. Perbal, F. Fargues) Mardis matins, jeudis après-midi, ou en soirée - Enseignements facultatifs ECTS Facultatifs SLV14 Langue vivante facultative 1 S8714 Activités sportives renforcées (G. Perbal, F. Fargues) 1 S9204/6 Culture et création contemporaines - Enseignements spécialisés 9 ECTS Les enseignements d'un même bloc grisé sont en parallèle. S9524 Evaluation des coûts (F. Kletz) 14 2 Bloc 1 S1734 Optimisation (N. Petit, P. Carpentier) 30 S1934 Systèmes d'information (R. Mahl, F. Coelho) 30 S2634 Du matériau au nano : un aperçu de la physique d aujourd hui (A. Amara) 30 S3734 Systèmes énergétiques (R. Gicquel, A. Zoughaib) 30 3 S3834 Dynamique des fluides numérique et expérimentale (F. Cauneau) 30 S4134 Risques naturels (R. Cojean) 30 S9234 Economie industrielle (G. Le Blanc, F. Leveque) 30 Bloc 3 S1324 Apprentissage artificiel (F. Moutarde) 18 S1424 Processus stochastiques avancés (S. Bonnabel) 18 S3424 Systèmes de motorisation électrique (B. Besson, S. Charmoille) 18 S3624 Biotechnologies industrielles (P. Monsan) 18 2 S9324 Dynamique des sciences et des techniques (V. Rabeharisoa) 18 S9424 Economie de l environnement (M. Glachant) 18 S9724 Sciences de la conception (B. Weil) 18 Bloc 4 S1114 Statistiques bis : rattrapage pour AST et les absents du 3 e semestre (A. Hatchuel, P. Le Masson) 10 S1214 Informatique fondamentale (P. Jouvelot) 10 S1314 Introduction au traitement de signal 10 S4914 Géophysique d'exploration (P. Podvin) 10 1 S6314 Physique numérique, de l'atome au matériau complexe (B. Monasse) 10 S9114 Fondements théoriques de l'économie de marché (N. Sigot) 10 S9614 Gouvernance des entreprises 10 Bloc 2 (semaine bloquée ParisTech-ATHENS) S8924 Semaine européenne ParisTech / ATHENS (élèves de 2 ème année seulement) 30 2 Some other courses are open under Graduate 1 st year and Graduate 2 nd year, please refer to our online courses catalog (available in French and English): Check the Schedules Under-graduate courses are not open to Visiting students. 5/5