ESSCA and the School are strengthening their partnership through a new dual degree programme focusing on critical materials
In line with its Kairos 2030 strategic plan, ESSCA is pursuing its ambition to foster interdisciplinary skills by strengthening its partnership with the École nationale des ponts et chaussées (ENPC), a world-leading institution in engineering sciences.
Following an initial dual degree agreement signed in 2024 in the field of energy, the two schools signed a new agreement on 25 March, extending their collaboration to the Specialised Master’s® in Critical Materials. From the start of the 2027 academic year, this dual degree will be available to students on ESSCA’s Grande École Programme (PGE) upon completion of their fourth year. Subject to selection, it will enable them to obtain both the ESSCA PGE qualification and the ENPC’s Specialised Master’s® in Critical Materials, accredited by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles.
This new partnership is fully in line with the ambition to train professionals capable of integrating management sciences, technologies and societal challenges, against a backdrop of profound industrial, environmental and geopolitical transformations.