Polytech Nice Sophia

Polytech Nice Sophia
École d'Ingénieurs Polytechnique de l'Université Nice Sophia Antipolis

Motto	Relevons les défis de demain
Type	Public
Established	2005 (from ESINSA, ESSI & MP)
Chairman	Philippe Gourbesville
Director	Philippe Lorenzini
Academic staff	75
Administrative staff	22
Students	989
Doctoral students	50
Location	Nice Sophia Antipolis, Alpes-Maritimes, France
Campus	STIC
Colours	Dodgerblue Yellowgreen
Mascot	Broco le Dino
Website	http://www.polytechnice.fr/

Polytech Nice Sophia is the Nice Sophia Antipolis University Engineering School called "Grande Ecole d'Ingenieur Française". Polytech Nice Sophia is based in the middle of the French Silicon Valley : Sophia Antipolis, where there is a synergy between Education - Research - Industry.

The school is currently hosting 989 engineering students, 50 doctoral students, 75 faculty members, 22 administrative and technical staff and 7 research laboratories associated. More than 200 engineers graduate each year.

Polytech Nice Sophia is membership of the Polytech Group Network.

History and Location

Establishing

Polytech Nice Sophia School is created as a result of the association of the Engineering Schools of ESINSA, ESSI and Magisterium of Pharmacology at the publication of Decree No. 2005 - 219 at the French "Journal Officiel" on March 10, 2005.^[1] Polytech Nice Sophia is the Polytechnic Engineering school of Nice Sophia University (UNS). Its operation is governed by Articles L.713-2 and L.713-9 of the French education Code.^[2]

Location

The new Sophie-Politan campus of Nice Sophia University was inaugurated on September 2012, while the project is still not finished. Polytech campus is based on two separate area :

The "Lucioles" area (ex Magisterium of Pharmacology) grouping PeiP, ISEM and Miage.
The "Templier" area (ex ESSI) including every students engineering promotions (Master of Advanced Studies)

Administration

The new school is a member of Polytech Group was managed by Francis Rocca until the September 1st, 2007.
Philippe Gourbesville succeeds to Roger Marlin and seat as the Director of Polytech Nice Sophia considering the agreement of the School Administrative Council (AC) on July 2, 2007. Philippe Gourbesville was re-elected on July 11, 2012 for a term of 5 more years.

References

Conférence des Grandes écoles

Engineering grandes écoles	Agrocampus Ouest Agro ParisTech AgroSup Dijon Arts et Métiers ParisTech Chimie ParisTech CNAM CPE Lyon EBI École centrale Lille Lyon Marseille Nantes Paris ECAM ECAM Lyon ECAM Rennes ECE Paris École des ponts ParisTech École de l'air École Navale ECPM EFREI EI Cesi EIGSI EISTI EIVP École des mines Alès Albi-Carmaux Douai Nancy Nantes Mines ParisTech Saint-Étienne EME ENAC ENGEES ENIB ENIM ENISE ENITA Bordeaux ENITA Clermond-Ferrand ENITIAA ENSAE ParisTech ENSAI ENSAIA ENSAIT ENSC Clermont-Ferrand Lille Montpellier Mulhouse Rennes ENSCBP Bordeaux ENSEA ENSEIRB-MATMECA ENSEM ENSG-Géologie ENSG-Géomatique ENSGSI ENSIC ENSICAEN ENSIIE ENSISA ENSP Strasbourg ENSSAT ENSTA ParisTech ENSTIB ENTPE École Polytechnique EPITA EPF EPMI ESA ESAIP ESB ESCOM ESEO ESIEA ESIEE Amiens ESIEE Engineering ESIGELEC ESIGETEL ESITC Caen ESITPA ESME-Sudria ESPCI ParisTech ESSTIN ESTACA ESTIA ESTP Grenoble INP ENSE³ ENSIMAG Génie industriel PAGORA PHELMA HEI ICAM Lille Nantes Toulouse IFMA IFP School INP Toulouse ENSEEIHT ENSIACET ENIT ENM ENSAT EIP INSA Lyon Rennes Rouen Strasbourg Toulouse Institut d'optique ISA ISAE ISARA Lyon ISEN Brest Lille Toulon ISEP ISIMA ISMANS ITECH Lyon LaSalle Beauvais SupAgro Polyméca ENSCI ENSI Bourges ENSIAME ENSTA Bretagne ENSMA ENSMM Supméca Polytech Group Clermont-Ferrand Grenoble Lille Montpellier Nantes Orléans Tours Supélec Institut Mines-Télécom Bretagne Évry Lille Paris UTBM UTC UTT

Business schools	Advancia Audencia École de management de Normandie EM Strasbourg Business School EDC EDHEC Business School EMLYON Business School ESC Amiens Picardie ESC Bretagne Brest ESC Chambéry ESC Clermont ESC Dijon Bourgogne ESC La Rochelle ESC Pau ESC Rennes School of Business ESC Saint-Étienne TBS ESC Troyes ESCEM ESCP Europe ESCE ESDES PSB ESIEE Management ESSCA ESSEC Grenoble School of Management Groupe Sup de Co Montpellier Business School HEC Paris ICN Graduate Business School IESEG INSEEC ISC Paris ISG KEDGE Business School NEOMA Business School Skema Business School Telecom Business School

Others	CELSA CFJ EHESP ENA ENAC Alumni ENFA ENS ENS Paris-Saclay ENS LSH ENS Lyon ENS Rennes ENSA Nancy ENSBA ENSCI–Les Ateliers ENV Alfort ENV Lyon ENV Nantes EOGN ESA ESM Saint-Cyr ESSA Bordeaux ESSA de Lyon-Bron IFM INP-ENVT ISIT École de design Nantes Atlantique

Universities abroad	Fondation 2ie École Hassania des travaux publics National School of Mineral Industry École polytechnique de Louvain École Polytechnique de Montréal Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech HEC Lausanne HEC Montréal HEC Management School – University of Liège Institut national des postes et télécommunications Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management École supérieure des communications de Tunis Technical University of Madrid University of Lisbon

Accredited degrees	Bilan d'aptitude délivré par les grandes écoles Mastère spécialisé MSc

European University Association Networks of European universities European Society for Engineering Education European Federation of National Engineering Associations

Coordinates: 43°36′54″N 7°04′19″E / 43.6150°N 7.0719°E / 43.6150; 7.0719

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