Engineering Program – Year 3

Students must have completed at least four years of higher education studies to take part in an exchange program at AgroParisTech as third-year engineering students (equivalent to a second year of master’s degree program).

The list of courses available in the third year of the Engineering program for the 2023-2024 academic year is available on SynapseS.

The engineering program majors (dominantes d’approfondissement in French) open to exchange students in the third year are:

• BioTech 
• Product Design and Development 
• Sustainable Cosmetic Design, Production, and Use (Cosm’Ethique) 
• Agricultural Development 
• Evaluation and Management of Toxicological Risks for Ecosystems and Human Health (METATOX)
• Business Economics and Management (EGE) 
• Innovation and Sustainability in the Livestock Industry (EDEN) 
• Water and Farming Interaction Management in the Context of Global Shifts (GEAC)
• Process Engineering and Manufacturing (GPP) 
• Natural Resources and Environmental Management (GMN) 
• Environmental Management of Tropical Ecosystems and Forests (GEEFT) 
• Forest Management (GF) 
• Strategy, Innovation, and Performance of Companies in the Agricultural and Forestry Sectors (GIPE)
• Environmental Engineering: Sustainable Water, Waste, and Development (IDEA) 
• Urban Green Spaces Engineering (IEVU) 
• Leveraging Learning and Analysis for Information and Decision-Making (IODAA)
• Production and Innovation in Plant Technology Systems (PISTv)
• Protection of Plants and the Environment (PPE) 
• Forest Resources and the Lumber Industry (RFF) 
• Political Science, Ecology, and Strategy (SPES) 
• Human Biology, Nutrition, and Food Science and Technology (NUTRI)

The detailed list of available majors can be downloaded below in the “Useful documents” section.

Please note that joining the third year of the Engineering program is more selective for exchange students due to the limited number of places available. Exchange students must rank the different majors by order of preference and applications will be carefully reviewed by the major’s coordinator.