History and Missions
Since 1934, the CTI has been an independent body mandated by French law to evaluate all French engineering schools (and international institutions upon request) for accreditation purposes, to promote the quality of engineering programmes, and to promote the engineering degree and profession in France and abroad.
Members
The Commission comprises 32 members divided into two colleges. The academic college…
Permanent Staff
The permanent staff manage the CTI’s day-to-day activities, working alongside the …
All Our Missions
Over the years, the CTI’s responsibilities have evolved and now include:
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Periodic evaluation of all engineering schools in France for accreditation to award the French Diplôme d’ingénieur, a state-recognised engineering degree at master’s level. The CTI makes accreditation decisions for private and consular institutions and issues recommendations to the relevant ministries for public institutions.
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A la demande, Evaluation of international institutions upon request.Subject to the agreement of the governments concerned, the resulting assessment of master’s-level engineering programmes may, in particular, lead to the recognition of the corresponding degrees and qualifications in France through the Admission par l’État procedure.
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Defining the generic profile of a master’s-level engineer and developing the criteria and procedures required for awarding the French engineering degree and carrying out the CTI’s missions.
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