National Graduate School of Engineering Chemistry of Lille

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The “National Graduate School of Engineering Chemistry of Lille” (École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Lille, ENSCL) was founded in 1894 as the “Institut de Chimie de la Faculté des Sciences de Lille”.
It is a public institution of higher learning supervised by the Ministry of National Education and Research and authorised to award the ENSCL MSc in Chemistry and Chemical Engi...neering recognised by the French Engineering Accreditation Commission upon completion of the curriculum.
ENSCL is a member of the Gay-Lussac Federation that regroups 20 Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Schools.
Like in every French Engineering School, the duration of the program is 3 years, after 2 or 3 years of preparation (intensive undergraduate preparatory program in mathematics, physics and chemistry.
On behalf of everyone at the International Relations Office, I would like to welcome you to the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Lille (ENSCL).
Studying abroad is an exciting adventure, an opportunity to discover a new culture and a great way to learn more about yourself in the process. However, living in a foreign environment, you may encounter unfamiliar challenges and, at times, feel lost and frustrated.
The International Relations Office’s purpose is to assist our international students in adjusting as quickly and effortlessly as possible to life in Lille. Our office is full of essential information on campus life, Lille and France in general.
We look forward to providing services, resources and programs that will enhance your experience at the ENSCL and during your stay.
We invite you to make the International Office your "home away from home" and hope that you will drop by often for advice, information and social events.
ENSCL’s courses in the engineering curriculum aim to train engineers not only in chemistry and physical chemistry, but also in chemical engineering and engineering sciences, so they are able to quickly adapt to different aspects of the engineering profession in a chemical, parachemical or metallurgical company.
Students gradually learn about future professions through courses in economic sciences and management, conferences and plant visits. At the end of their studies they complete an engineering project, most often in an industrial setting.
During the first year (semesters S5-S6), students consolidate their fundamental knowledge in the basic practices of chemistry, physical chemistry, kinetics, thermodynamics, analytical chemistry, as well as inorganic and organic chemistry.
The second year (semesters S7-S8) focuses on the applied aspects of chemistry : organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, solid-state chemistry, materials science, and chemical engineering. Practicals, some of which are genuine mini-projects, allow students to familiarise themselves with the "scientific method" and learn to take initiatives.
For semester S8, Students choose one of the following 3 fields of study : "Biomass", "Chemical specialties and formulation" or "Materials science".
Language instruction constitutes one of ENSCL’s strengths as an engineering school : English and German/ or Spanish are mandatory, Japanese is optional and available within the school while several other languages can be taken by students as part of agreements with other teaching institutions. A third year abroad is not only offered but encouraged. To this regard, ENSCL has established many relationships with institutions in the European Union (LEONARDO programmes) and the rest of the world. Foreign students are also greatly appreciated within the engineering program (see international students).
ENSCL and the University of Science and Technology (Lille1) encourage all their students to exercise and sign up for sports both recreational and competitive. Physical education is obligatory in the first year of the engineering program.
To this end, we offer, with the help of a large Physical and Sporting Activities University Service (SUAPS) the means to participate in several physical activities, such as : soccer, rugby, basketball, volleyball, handball, field hockey, track and field, cross-country, tennis and many more. The Sports Office (BDS), run by students for students, is another tool that is used to promote sports within our structure for any level of play.
The purpose of this association, comprised of second year students, is to represent its members, improve students’ working conditions, organise leisure activities for the entire school, prepare an annual school gala, participate in student events and establish close ties to the administration, the students and the alumni.
This association was created in 1983 and is governed legally by the 1st of July 1901 as a non-profit association. It is managed by students that take their skills and the School’s state-of-art equipment and make both available to interested companies.
ENSCL aims at training high level engineers in the field of chemistry and its connected domains, prepared to perform in an industrial setting, in research or in higher education, nationally and internationally. The program leads to an engineering degree and can lead to a Master’s degree.
ENSCL offers an International Undergraduate Programme (CHEMISTRY INTERNATIONAL STUDIES) which allows both French and international students with science A-levels to enter one of the 19 Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Schools in the Gay-Lussac Federation (FGL) without sitting the entry exam.
The selection of a candidate is based on a thorough review of their application. The program lasts 2 years (semesters S1-S4). The courses are taught in Lille, Rennes or Clermont-Ferrand. This preparatory program has been designed to host students having completed their secondary schooling within the last year, issued from France or abroad.