Télécom SudParis

Key Highlights

• Public graduate engineering school within Institut Mines-Télécom
• Founded in Évry in 1979 and renamed Télécom SudParis in 2009
• CTI engineering accreditation renewed through the 2029–2030 academic year
• Participates in Institut Polytechnique de Paris while retaining its own institutional identity
• Operates across Évry-Courcouronnes and Palaiseau

Student Life & Environment

Student life is centered mainly on the shared Évry-Courcouronnes campus. Télécom SudParis and Institut Mines-Télécom Business School share associations and many campus services, bringing engineering and management students into the same extracurricular environment. The official student guide reports more than 60 associations and clubs, covering professional, cultural, artistic, technical, international, and recreational interests. On-campus facilities identified by the school include a restaurant and cafeteria, multimedia library, health center, computing resources, and spaces for student activities. Sports provision includes indoor and outdoor activities such as tennis, basketball, volleyball, badminton, futsal, boxing, fitness, and weight training. Participation levels and schedules can change, so incoming students should check the current association and sports listings after enrollment. The MAISEL student residence offers accommodation associated with the Évry campus, but admission to the school should not be treated as a guarantee of a particular room. International students can obtain administrative guidance from the International Relations Office and support from the student-run Welcom’ association. The school also organizes an arrival period and provides French-language preparation for international students before classes, according to its current preparation guidance.

Location & Surroundings

The historic campus is at 9 rue Charles Fourier in Évry-Courcouronnes, south of central Paris in the Île-de-France region. The school describes it as a 7.5-hectare campus containing teaching rooms, laboratories, an incubator, a FabLab, sports facilities, association spaces, and student residences. It is shared with Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, which shapes both its academic environment and student life. Télécom SudParis also has a site at 19 place Marguerite Perey in Palaiseau, in the École Polytechnique district. This places part of the school within the Paris-Saclay research and higher-education environment and close to other Institut Polytechnique de Paris institutions. Students should verify the teaching location for their exact program rather than assuming that every course is delivered in Évry. Évry-Courcouronnes is connected to the wider Paris region by public transport. For budgeting and housing searches, applicants should account for commuting time and distinguish between the Évry and Palaiseau sites, as they occupy different parts of the metropolitan area.

Costs & Career Outcomes

For 2026–2027, published general-engineering tuition depends on nationality or status and the date a student began the program. A new student starting after 1 July 2026 is charged €3,600 if covered by the French/EEA/EU and specified equivalent-status category, or €5,700 if outside that category. The official page lists exemptions for French state higher-education scholarship recipients and wards of the Nation, plus a partial exemption for certain near-threshold students. Agreement, dual-degree, apprenticeship, and mobility students may be governed by different arrangements. For 2026–2027, most Télécom SudParis MSc programs cost €4,000 per year for EEA/EU-category students and qualifying non-EEA students from partner universities, and €6,000 per year for other non-EEA students. The DANI MSc2 rate is listed separately at €5,000. These figures exclude living costs. Degree-seeking students must also account for the national CVEC student-life contribution unless exempt; exchange students are treated differently under the school’s guidance. Housing availability and price should be confirmed directly with the residence provider. Career preparation is embedded through internships, company relationships, alumni participation, project work, and entrepreneurship support. The student guide says the corporate-relations service connects students with 200 partner companies, while IMT Starter supports entrepreneurial projects. The school does not provide a sufficiently current, directly comparable salary figure in the selected sources, so applicants should assess career outcomes by program and graduation year rather than relying on an unsupported aggregate.