The ISEN Mediterranean Campuses

ISEN, the engineering school for training in computer science in Marseille

L'ISEN Méditerranée is an engineering school that, in the field of computer science, trains young people from baccalaureate to baccalaureate +6 level and accompanies them throughout their student life.
In 2018, ISEN opened its campus in Marseille dedicated to
computer science engineering training by apprenticeship. Since the beginning of the academic year 2021, the campus also hosts the bachelor of technology in gaming. These degree courses combine science, technology and engineering and are aimed at young people who want to work in the IT sector.

ISEN is a higher education institution that trains engineers and experts in the digital sector in Marseille, but the training does not stop at technical or scientific subjects. Students learn to communicate, to manage, to gain perspective on their activities and, above all, as no one knows the technologies of tomorrow, they learn to learn.

ISEN promises each student, from the baccalaureate to the master level, each talent, each future professional to be accompanied throughout his training course, a course which corresponds as much to his desires as to the needs of companies and society.

ISEN is a grande école certified by the CTIthe "commission des titres d'ingénieurs", and is one of the 204 best engineering schools, authorized to deliver an engineering degree. The CTI is an independent organization, in charge since 1934 of evaluating all French engineering schools. ISEN is also qualified as an EESPIG (Etablissement d'Enseignement Supérieur Privé reconnu d'Intérêt Général), as are the major associative engineering schools in contract with the State.

Marseille Campus
Marseille Campus
Marseille Campus
Gaming Marseille

Engineering and gaming courses in Marseille

Computer engineering , a growth sector

ISEN works in partnership with companies. More than 100 partner companies offer internships and work-study programs to our students every year. Some of them are even more involved in the life of the school by sponsoring one of our classes or by collaborating in research projects, or by proposing conferences on the professions. 

Leading IT companies such as IBM, Naval Group in defense, and Enedis in energy are just a few examples of the many recent and active partnerships developed with our school. 

To help students meet their recruiters, the Digital Native Forum is the event organized within ISEN to create this meeting between companies and students. Twice a year, this forum is open to ISEN students and young graduates, looking for a job, a work-study program or an internship. About thirty companies are present and hundreds of recruitment interviews are proposed for local, national or international jobs.

The result of this dynamic is that 98% of the young ISEN graduates are employed less than 5 months after graduation. ISEN graduates are recognized and in demand in all sectors of activity for their wide-ranging skills in the field of computer science but also for their interpersonal skills.

How to integrate ISEN Méditerranée

  • You are applying for a ISEN bachelor course after your baccalauréat? Your application to ISEN will go through Parcoursup and the joint Puissance Alpha platform Bachelor Admissions
    How do I apply? Bachelors are accessible on the basis of academic records, a letter of motivation and an oral interview, following the Parcoursup procedure timetable. Students in their final year of high school register from January to March, with confirmation of their wishes in April and the admissions phase at the end of May/beginning of June.

  • You are applying to join ISEN in the engineering apprenticeship program after a Bac+2 or higher?
    Admission at Bac+2 / Bac+3 level (BUT, DUT, BTS or license in electronics or computer science, preparatory classes...)
    Enrollment requirements: under 30 years of age.
    How do I enroll? Registration for apprenticeship engineering courses is open until early March. Written tests take place in mid-March and oral exams before mid-April.

Training courses in Marseille

The Marseille campus offers training for engineers by apprenticeship and for bachelors.

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The Marseille campus is located in the dynamic district of La Valentine, in a green and easily accessible park.

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Life around the Campus

La Valentine Neighborhood

The campus is located in a quiet, green setting but close to shopping areas, ideal for the well-being of students. The Grand V La Valentine shopping center is just a stone's throw away and has a hundred or so restaurant, bakery, leisure and shopping stores. There is also a multiplex cinema in the neighborhood " Les 3 Palmes " for example for outings organized by the BDE (student office) . The neighborhood is well served by public transportation (30 minutes from the center of Marseille by bus) and by the Saint-Marcel train station.

Accommodation and CROUS

Accommodation can be either :

  • in a university residence
  • in a student residence
  • in city housing, part of which may be covered by the APL (Aide Personnalisée au Logement).

Social housing allowance (A.L.S): Students living in university residences can benefit from the A.L.S. Students renting a studio or an apartment in the city can benefit, under certain conditions, from a housing allowance. The request must be made to the Caisse d'Allocations Familiales (CAF).

The mission of the CROUS (Centre Régional des Œuvres Universitaires et Scolaires) is to help improve living and working conditions for students.
They therefore offer a range of services: reception and information, accommodation, catering, social services, etc. Find out more (university residences in Marseille) : CROUS website

Where is ISEN Marseille campus located?

ISEN Yncréa Méditerranée - Campus of Marseille
8 traverse de la montre
13011 MARSEILLE

How do I get there?

By train:
12-minute walk (850m) from Gare Saint-Marcel

By bus:
Village Estellan bus stop in front of the campus, routes 4, 15S, 50 and L240

By car:
La Valentine exit
Parking spaces available on campus

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