Bachelor in Management and Engineering Sciences

The Bachelor in Management and Engineering Sciences is taught in English over 4 years (240 ECTS credits).

The course is run in Lille for years 1, 2 and 4. Year three, which is international, enables students to spend a semester on one of SKEMA Business School’s international campuses and a second semester on an international work placement.

• The first year (ITEEM): focuses on acquiring scientific foundations and skills in digital technology and renewable energy, as well as discovering the professional environment, through projects designed to help students get organised and acquainted with each other
• The second year (ITEEM): concentrates on refining previous skills, project management, science, data processing, and adapting to the professional world
• The third year (SKEMA):  which is required to be international, allows students to enhance their skills in data processing and Sustainable Development/Social Responsibility.
• The fourth year (ITEEM): with more advanced specialisation, emphasises tools necessary for the energy transition, culminating in an internship and final dissertation conducted in a company, where all acquired skills are put into practice.  ​

Throughout the four years, courses maintain a balance between scientific aspects and the realities of the professional world, with continuous assessment and practical projects to ensure optimal preparation for professional challenges.​

• A unique learning experience combining managerial, scientific and technical skills , with a focus on digital transformation and the energy transition
• International perspective: Teaching in English, fostering an international culture, and promoting academic and professional mobility
• Grade de Licence: Diploma awarded by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research validating the Bac+4 level.
• The bachelor’s degree is supported, directed, and guided by SKEMA Business School and ITEEM Centrale Lille, which combine their areas of expertise, teaching staff, and resources.
• Unique co-accreditation CTI (quality control for engineering degrees) / CEFDG (quality control for business and management degrees)​​
• Teaching is centred around practical projects and a personalised approach, allowing each student to pursue their own path to excellence.
• A progressive journey: from a solid scientific foundation and professional introduction to skill development, an immersive international year, culminating in a specialisation focused on essential tools for the energy transition.
• Internship and dissertation, putting our graduates at the cutting edge of market expectations.

• The residence

Located opposite ITEEM, the Gustave Eiffel residence is a CROUS residence with which ITEEM has signed an agreement to provide studio flats.

• Getting around

The Lille metropolitan area benefits from a public transport network including metro, bus and tram services at low fares. V'Lille bicycles are also available on a self-service basis, with or without a season ticket.

• The city of Lille

Lille is an integral part of the Lille European Metropolis (MEL), located at a strategic crossroads between the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. A true economic and cultural crossroads in Northern Europe, Lille stands out for its dynamism. The MEL is a young metropolis on the move, home to over 110,000 students, with almost half of its population under the age of 30!

With its many bars, restaurants and clubs, Lille offers an ideal living environment for students, with everything you need for an unforgettable experience. As well as its rich heritage, the city stands out for its economic dynamism and commitment to innovation. Structures such as Euratechnologies, the largest start-up incubator in France, and the presence of many international company headquarters illustrate this vitality. 

With more than 77 clubs and associations covering areas as diverse as sport, culture, art and social initiatives, every student can find activities to suit their passions and interests.  

Involvement in these unifying projects is strongly encouraged at Centrale Lille, as it is seen as a real catalyst for personal development. The associations offer a dynamic environment where leadership, innovation and solidarity come together, enabling each student to acquire valuable skills such as responsibility, self-confidence, team spirit and adaptability, which are essential for the personal and professional lives of our future engineers. 

If you hold a French baccalaureate and wish to apply for the first year You must register on www.parcoursup.fr between the end of January and mid-March. During the initial phase of the platform, you will be able to select this option. A competition, comprising an eligibility phase and an admission phase, will determine the final ranking of candidates admitted to the programme.

The competition comprises an eligibility phase, with written tests on TestWe and an admission phase, including interviews.

Eligibility phase 

• Examination of academic records
• Written tests including:
  • Mathematics: Analysing, understanding, and problemsolving (1 hour 30 minutes, in English)
  • English: Communication (30 minutes)

Admission phase

• Oral tests consist of a 20-minute video interview conducted in English, which includes a five-minute presentation of a personal experience that the candidate is proud of. The following criteria will be assessed
  • Team spirit and ability to work collaboratively
  • Commitment and involvement in extracurricular activities
  • Open-mindedness and curiosity
  • Alignment between the candidate’s training project and the Bachelor’s degree.​

​Annual tuition fee: €14,000
Bachelor’s exam registration fee: €60

Do you have an International Baccalaureate or equivalent? Admissions will be via a separate competitive entrance examination, with the same type of tests, to ensure that all candidates are treated equally.

Admission requirements 
Holders of the International Baccalaureate or equivalent

Competition tests
The competitive entrance examination consists of an eligibility phase (application file) and an admission phase (interview).

Application file

• School reports for the last two years of secondary education (or equivalent)
• Details of the mathematics courses taken by the applicant
• Optional letters of recommendation (max. 2).
   

Admission phase
If the application is deemed admissible, the candidate will be invited to a motivational interview of the same type as for the national route (see admissions phase).

The primary goal of the Bachelor’s programme is to train responsible professionals who can enter the job market immediately upon graduation. However, students have the option to further their studies in France through a Master 2 university course or pursue similar programmes abroad​

​Graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in Management and Engineering Sciences are prepared for a wide range of strategic positions.

These include roles such as technology project manager, data analyst, middle manager with dual skills, operational manager, logistics manager, or production manager. The skills in analysis, optimisation, and decision-making, rooted in artificial intelligence, data analysis, renewable energies, and management, are highly sought after by industries and companies amidst the energy and digital transition.

Additionally, opportunities exist in roles like innovation project manager, applications developer, or financial analyst, offering diverse career paths to meet current and future market demands.​