Degrees and accreditations

JUNIA, a recognized school

Choosing a school also means understanding what ensures the value of its degree.

JUNIA’s programs are backed by accreditations and recognitions issued by the government or independent organizations. These attest to the quality of the programs, the strength of the school’s academic model, and its commitment to students, businesses, and local communities.

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The recognition of a degree is more than just an administrative formality. It is based on regular evaluations, high academic standards, and the ability to adapt to changes in the professional world and society.
Beyond the accolades we have earned, our responsibility is to uphold these standards every day: supporting students, advancing teaching methods, and preparing professionals who can understand the world around them and act responsibly within it.

Aymeric GILLET Director of Academic Operations

What Ensures the Value of Our Degrees

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Engineering degrees accredited by the CTI

The HEI, ISEN, and ISA programs are accredited by the Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur (CTI), the body responsible for evaluating engineering schools and authorizing the awarding of the title of "ingénieur diplômé."

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Recognized Public Interest Organization

JUNIA is designated as an EESPIG (Private Higher Education Institution of General Interest). This status recognizes private, nonprofit institutions that contribute to the public service missions of higher education and research.

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Ministerial Recognitions

JUNIA has been recognized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty for its programs in the life sciences, agriculture, and food.

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Certifications That Speak for Themselves concrete commitments
The certifications JUNIA has earned reflect commitments that are put into practice every day: welcoming international students, ensuring the quality of vocational training, and contributing to environmental transitions.
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Welcome to France

JUNIA has been awarded 3 out of 3 stars. This Level 3—the highest level—recognizes the school’s efforts to provide a high-quality welcome and concrete support for our international students (accessibility of information, enhanced welcome programs, academic support, quality of life on campus, post-graduation support, etc.).

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Qualiopi

Qualiopi is a trademark registered with the INPI by the French government. As an official mark of quality, Qualiopi certifies the quality of the processes implemented by training organizations that offer programs designed to develop skills. The XP program has obtained the sole national Qualiopi certification in the “Training Programs” category.

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EuraClimat Excellence

JUNIA is strongly committed to the EuraClimat Excellence initiative, led by the Catholic University of Lille. Its involvement in the Carbon Trajectory Committee helped secure the “EuraClimat Excellence” label, awarded by the European Metropolis of Lille (MEL) to all member institutions of the federation.

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ISO 14001

The Lille campus is ISO 14001-certified, the international standard for environmental management. This certification translates into concrete actions focused on six priorities:

  • improving waste management;
  • reducing energy consumption;
  • controlling water consumption;
  • limiting paper use;
  • reducing the carbon footprint and improving the quality of air emissions;
  • preserve biodiversity.

A school connected to its ecosystem

Labels, accreditations, and recognitions are part of a broader framework: that of academic, institutional, and professional partnerships that support educational programs, research, and projects carried out with businesses and local communities. 

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Why do employers pay attention to a school’s accreditations?

Accreditations serve as a trusted benchmark. They confirm that the programme has been evaluated according to recognized criteria and that it prepares graduates with the skills expected in their field.

What difference does CTI accreditation actually make for a graduate?

CTI accreditation allows the school to award the title of graduate engineer. It also guarantees that the programme meets criteria that are regularly assessed in terms of teaching quality, employment outcomes, international exposure, and ties with companies.

Are accreditations and labels reassessed over time?

Yes. The organizations that grant accreditations and certifications carry out regular evaluations to verify that institutions continue to meet the expected requirements.