Industrial Engineering Department - INSA de Lyon

The foundation course – Basic training
The role of the two-year "First Cycle" is to change freshly integrated
secondary education students into future INSA Engineers. The "First Cycle"
provides the basic core tuition required in science, technology and
humanities, in order to follow the specialization programs of engineering
training
The second cycle - Specialization
The second cycle covers three years and aims at training innovating and
enterprising engineers. INSA engineers are trained to operate within complex
environments and in complex situations. They are open to the world,
responsible, autonomous and communicate effectively.
PhD
After their engineering degree, students may choose to further their studies
by entering a 3 year training and research course leading to a Doctoral
Thesis. This course is undertaken within a recognized research team and
under the direction of a research-professor or researcher qualified to direct
doctoral theses.
The Advanced Masters (AM) is a post degree course that covers at least two
semesters and includes theoretical courses, personal research work
conducted in a company and presentation of a professional thesis.
Lifelong training
INSA Lyon offers a wide range of training programs in the scientific and
technical areas. Also transversal training programs addressing themes such
as management, project management and quality are offered.
GI AND RESEARCH
4 laboratories:
Decision and Information
Sciences for Production Systems
(DISP)
Electrical, Automation, Genomics
and Environmental Microbiology
Engineering Lab
Contact Mechanics and
Structures Lab
Laboratory of Images and
Information Systems Information
Technology
Masters of Science
Informatics and Applications
Information Sciences, Devices
and Systems in Electro-technical
and Automation
AWARDING THE DIPLOMA
To obtain the diploma in
Industrial Engineering, the
student must have completed by
the end of the 5 th year:
Industrial internship (18 weeks)
during the 4 th year, validated by a
report and an oral presentation.
Each study unit and final project
assignment presented before a
jury.
An equivalent score of 800 on the
TOEIC test obtained during the 3
years at IE.
A qualification of at least level 1
in another foreign language
(other than English).
The validation of a non-scientific
research project in Humanities