Our dual degrees
Round out your engineering education with a recognized specialization at a partner university in France or abroad.
What is a dual degree?
A dual degree program allows students to earn both the JUNIA engineering degree and a second degree awarded by a partner university, either in France or abroad. This program is typically completed during the 4th or 5th year and includes an additional period of study, ranging from one semester to one year. It leads to the acquisition of complementary skills in a specialized field or to the award of a Master of Science degree.
- You stand out in the job market;
- Develop a sought-after dual skill set;
- Gain access to more career opportunities;
- Strengthen your ability to adapt;
- Learn to bridge disciplines;
- Develop cross-functional skills;
- Gain international experience;
- Prepare for leadership roles;
- Build a broader network;
- Add a new dimension to your project.
Partners Around the World
International
- Country: Canada
Partner institution: ETS Montréal
Fields: Aerospace, Construction, Mechanical Engineering, Renewable Energy, QHSE, Urban Infrastructure, Health Technologies, Telecommunications Networks, Innovation, Global Engineering. - Country: Canada
Partner institution: QUAC
Fields: Computer Science, Organizational Management, Cosmetology, Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Materials Science and Engineering, Metallurgy). - Country: Canada
Partner institution: University of Sherbrooke
Fields: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Management. - Country: France
Partner institution: University of Lille
Fields: Science master’s programs (Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Mechanical Engineering, Medicinal Chemistry, etc.).
In France
- Partner institution: IAE de Lille
Field: Finance.
International
- Country: Netherlands
Partner institution: Wageningen University
Fields: Agroecology, Organic Agriculture. - Country: Denmark
Partner institution: Aarhus University
Fields: Organic Agriculture, Animal Science. - Country: Norway
Partner institution: NMBU
Field: Agroecology. - Country: Germany
Partner institution: Hohenheim University
Fields: Organic agriculture and food systems. - Country: Canada
Partner institution: Université de Sherbrooke, ETS de Montréal
Fields: Environment, Engineering Management. - Country: Brazil
Partner institutions: ESALQ, PUC do Paraná, Federal University of Goiás
Fields: Agronomy, Agri-Food. - Country: Chile
Partner institution: PUC de Chile
Fields: Agronomy, Agroforestry.
In France
- Partner institution: IAE Lille
Field: Finance.
International
- Country: Canada
Partner institution: ETS Montréal
Fields: Aerospace, Construction, Mechanical Engineering, Renewable Energy, QHSE, Urban Infrastructure, Health Technologies, Telecommunications Networks, Innovation, Global Engineering. - Country: Canada
Partner institution: QUAC
Fields: Computer Science, Video Games, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Organizational Management. - Country: Canada
Partner institution: University of Sherbrooke
Field: Engineering Management.
In France
- Partner institution: IAE de Lille
Field: Finance
JUNIA's Programs
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Our teams are here to answer any questions you may have. Please don't hesitate to contact us.
Selection is based on your academic record and may include an interview or specific criteria set by the partner university. The process varies depending on the programme and destination chosen. Preparing in advance with the teaching teams helps identify the path best suited to your plans.
Not necessarily. Some dual degrees are offered with French institutions. Others take place at an international partner university, offering an academic and cultural experience in a new environment.
Throughout the dual degree, students remain enrolled at JUNIA and must pay the school’s tuition fees as well as the CVEC (Contribution de Vie Étudiante et de Campus – Student and Campus Life Contribution). Depending on the partner university, additional tuition fees may also be charged by the host institution.
Yes. A dual degree involves extending the program. Depending on the programme chosen, this extension can amount to an extra semester or an additional year of study.




