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HEI Programme

Becoming a Civil, Energy, and Industrial Engineer

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Designing the Infrastructure and Systems of Tomorrow

Becoming an engineer means learning to understand complex systems and take concrete action. Since 1885, the HEI program has been training generalist engineers capable of building, transforming, and leading projects that address the major transitions of the 21st century.

Photo by Patrick Debay, Director of the HEI Program at JUNIA

To train engineers who can adapt to the technological, environmental, and societal challenges of today and tomorrow: that is the goal of the HEI program.

We offer an education that combines academic rigor, personalized support, an international outlook, and close ties with industry. Through hands-on projects, teamwork, and regular engagement with the professional world and the research community, our students develop strong technical skills as well as independence, a sense of responsibility, and an innovative spirit.

We support them in building a rich and varied educational journey to help them realize their potential and prepare them to thrive in a constantly changing world.

Patrick DEBAY HEI Program Director
Building a Career as an Engineer

A generalist, open, and customizable training program

JUNIA’s HEI engineering program is built on a solid scientific foundation, followed by a gradual specialization in fields such as civil engineering, construction, energy, industry, materials, or mechanical engineering.

Students can also tailor their academic path to various sectors such as mechanical engineering, chemistry, textiles, logistics, finance, or marketing, depending on their career aspirations.

Project-based learning, in collaboration with industry and research, enables students to tackle real-world challenges related to sustainable infrastructure, energy efficiency, smart buildings, and industrial transformation.

International experiences enhance students’ global perspective and employability.

Throughout the program, personalized support and a vibrant student life help shape responsible engineers capable of addressing environmental and technological transitions.

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More than 135 years of expertise in industrial engineering

1885

The Lille School of Advanced Industrial Studies is founded

June 12 1935

The degree program has been accredited for the first time by the CTI (Commission des Titres d'Ingénieur)

2003

HEI becomes the École des Hautes Études d’Ingénieur and expands its areas of expertise

2012

HEI is launching its work-study program and opening a dedicated campus in Châteauroux

2012

The HEI, ISA, and ISEN schools are joining forces to form the HEI ISA ISEN Group

2020

The HEI ISA ISEN Group is becoming JUNIA; the HEI program and degree will continue to be offered at the JUNIA Engineering School

The Numbers That Make Us Strong

2,300 students
affiliated with the HEI program
88% employability
2 months after graduation
16 fields
to further develop their expertise
4 to 5 weeks of internship
on average during the program

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Our Campuses

Engineering at the Heart of Local Communities

The HEI program is offered in Lille and Châteauroux. Each campus provides a tailored learning environment, complete with technical equipment, project spaces, and close ties to businesses, allowing students to learn in a real-world setting.

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What is the connection between JUNIA and HEI?

HEI is one of JUNIA’s engineering programmes, alongside ISA and ISEN. Students at the JUNIA engineering school can choose to follow the HEI programme.

What admission level is required to join HEI?

The HEI programme is open right after the baccalaureate through an integrated prep program (or an associated programme at a partner high school insert link), or through parallel admission at Bac+2/3/4 level depending on your level of study. Find all admission details here.

What are the differences between the HEI and ISEN programmes?

The HEI programme trains general engineers focused on industry, energy, and construction. The ISEN programme focuses more specifically on digital technology, computer science, and electronic technologies.

What specializations does the HEI programme offer?

Students in the programme have the opportunity to specialize in a more specific area of engineering starting in the 4th year. Energy, construction, mechanics, aeronautics, healthcare, chemistry, digital technology, textiles, logistics, finance, marketing…