- Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT)
- SUNY Buffalo (UB), the state university of New York
- Georgia Tech Europe, Lorraine
- University of Pittsburgh, Swanson School of Engineering
- Colorado School of Mines
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
- University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
- Mississippi State University (MSU)
- Michigan Technological University
The FAME program, for “French American Exchange Program,” is an international exchange program created in 2008 by Philippe Marc, between ENSEA and prestigious American universities: Illinois Institute of Technology and University at Buffalo. Since then, several institutions have joined the agreement and send us students each year for a “spring semester” in one of the best French Grandes Écoles d’ingénieurs.
The FAME program is for students in their third year of an ABET-accredited undergraduate program with a major in electrical engineering or computer science.
FAME's goal is to introduce American students to our high-quality education through courses taught in English for a semester. Credits earned during this semester are transferable.
The FAME program takes place every year between mid-January and the end of May (15 weeks of classes and 2 x 2-week breaks).
The application form and required documents must be sent by email to Office of International Relations.
