Troyes University of Technology
| Troyes University of Technology | |
|---|---|
| founding | 1994 |
| Sponsorship | state |
| place | Troyes |
| country | France |
| Students | 2600 (2015) |
| Website | www.utt.fr |
The Technical University of Troyes (French: Université de technologie de Troyes , abbreviated UTT ) in Troyes in the north of France is one of only three technical universities in France.
history
It was founded in 1994 based on the model of the American University of Pennsylvania . Like the other two technical universities in Compiègene and Belfort-Montbéliard, the TU Troyes is a mixture between an engineering college and a conventional university.
In the 2004/05 academic year the university had around 2,000 students.
Education
The course is divided into a two-year basic course for everyone (so-called "integrated preparatory classes") and a subsequent three-year main course with more options. However, half of the students have completed their basic studies in a preparatory class or another university and are only starting their main studies at Troyes University of Technology. After completing the basic studies at one of the three technical universities, you have the option of continuing your studies at one of the other two without an entrance examination. The main course ends with an engineering diploma in one of four different fields of study, namely industrial systems, information systems and telecommunications, mechanics or materials science with economics.
In addition to an engineering degree, a state master’s degree can also be obtained.
Main course
- SI industrial systems
- SM mechanical systems (~ mechanical engineering)
- SIT information and telecommunication systems
- MTE materials technology and economics
- ISI computer science and information systems
- SRT systems, networks and telecommunications
Web links
- Official website (French, English)
