ENSTA Bretagne celebrates its inclusion in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, with a rank of 601-800. This rank rewards the quality and the intensity of the link between research and industry which make the difference and the strength of this school.
With around 1,800 universities in 104 countries, the Times Higher Education rankings are recognized as one of the best rankings internationally. These 13 indicators measure institutional performance in the following four areas: teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international openness.
Bruno Gruselle, Director General of ENSTA Bretagne:
I am happy to share this inclusion in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings with the staff of the school, all our partners and alumni. Our campus has been directly propelled to the rank of 601-800 with a major asset that is recognized to be the significant way all its education and research activities match up to the expectations of business, industry and the French Government Defense Procurement and Technology Agency (DGA).
ENSTA Bretagne œuvre dans des disciplines de pointe souvent méconnues. Ce sont des domaines d'ingénierie à haute valeur ajoutée, multidisciplinaires, complémentaires et originaux. ENSTA Bretagne défend cette identité d'école d'ingénieur d'excellence, attachée au haut niveau de ses enseignements et de sa production scientifique. Notre école est depuis toujours une école de progrès, déjà présente sur la scène internationale et désormais plus visible grâce à cette entrée au classement WUR de THE. Une récompense qui nous incite à poursuivre dans cette voie."
In a press release, Sylvie Retailleau, Minister for Higher Education and Research, welcomed the inclusion of four new French institutions in the rankings, including ENSTA Bretagne.
