Integrated Master in Agro, Food & Environmental Engineering

In the 1^st semester, you’ll enjoy your very first international experience: Go LaSalle!

You’ll spend a semester at a partner university in the La Salle network.

The goal? To expose you to other cultures, other ways of thinking, and other forms of agriculture.

Have you just joined the Agronomy and Agro-industries engineering program at UniLaSalle through a parallel admission process? Instead, you’ll benefit from refresher courses and an 8-week international internship in November–December to help you integrate into your class.

In the second semester, your courses will help you develop a wide range of technical skills related to agronomy and the agri-food industry, with a particular focus on international issues in these sectors.

Management and global perspectives, Entrepreneurship and organizational dynamics, Data and digital tools... By the end of this semester, you will have acquired all the cross-disciplinary skills an engineer needs.

You choose one of the career tracks taught in English offered as part of the Agricultural Engineering and Agro-Industries program.

Taught in Beauvais or Rouen, these tracks are divided into five main areas:

• Farming for the Future
• Sustainable Management and International Trade
• Plant Breeding

UniLaSalle offers you the opportunity to enrich your academic experience with an “off-campus” experience at a partner institution in France or abroad.

This can take the form of:

• a one-semester study abroad program in your 4th or 5th year
• a dual degree program in France or abroad

More information on international mobility at UniLaSalle

Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit? UniLaSalle gives you the opportunity to develop your project while you’re in school!

UniLaSalle’s entrepreneurship support includes:

• project support modules
• the PEPITE program (Student Hubs for Innovation, Technology Transfer, and Entrepreneurship)
• student-entrepreneur status
• coaching from UniLaSalle alumni

Learn more about student entrepreneurship and student-entrepreneur status

The “Engineering Assistant” Internship (4 months)

At the end of your fourth year, you will complete an engineering assistant internship at a company or an institutional organization, where you will carry out technical and operational tasks.

This internship will help you become more independent, adapt to a professional environment, and develop your analytical skills.

The end-of-studies internship (6 months)

The end-of-studies internship is the final step in your engineering education: a true professional immersion where you will lead a real-world project addressing a business challenge.

You will put the knowledge you’ve gained in school into practice and develop your management, communication, and teamwork skills.

This internship will allow you to showcase your expertise, build confidence, and prepare with confidence for your entry into the professional world.

It concludes with the writing and defense of your final thesis.