As every year, students from the eight schools of the IMT returned to school in early September!
On the agenda at our campuses: welcome days, student association events, first classes and meetings with teaching staff, alumni and industry partners. This new academic year brings together several thousand students studying engineering, management, digital technology and health, reflecting the group’s dynamism and international outlook (apprenticeship programmes, dual degrees, international mobility).
Take a look back at each school — IMT Atlantique, IMT Mines Albi, IMT Mines Alès, IMT Nord Europe, Mines Saint-Étienne, IMT-BS, Télécom Paris et Télécom SudParis — to relive the best moments of the 2025 academic year.
Find out more about the start of the academic year at IMT schools
IMT Atlantique
IMT Atlantique welcomed its new cohort of first-year engineering students to its Brest and Nantes campuses.
On the agenda: discovering the premises, meeting the teams and other cohorts, and first experiences of campus life!
IMT Mines Albi
At the start of the 2025 academic year, IMT Mines Albi has exceeded 1,000 engineering students for the first time, representing an increase of 8.5% in one year!
IMT Nord Europe
IMT Nord Europe gathered its 680 students at TANDEM – scène nationale for the start of the academic year.
The programme included welcome speeches by Céline Fasulo, Director of IMT Nord Europe, and Frédéric Chéreau (Mayor of Douai), testimonials from alumni and a conference, followed by an afternoon of sports and fun activities!
Institut Mines-Télécom Business School
This year, IMT-BS welcomed not only its new students, but also their parents for the start of the academic year!
During the day, students and their parents had the opportunity to explore the campuses (classrooms, incubator, laboratories, accommodation, sports facilities, catering) and meet the associations and teaching teams.
Mines Saint-Étienne
Mines Saint-Étienne has also launched its 2025 academic year!
It was also an opportunity to welcome students to a new program with the launch of PDIS, a post-baccalaureate Engineering & Health course run jointly with the Faculty of Medicine at Jean Monnet University. The first cohort comprises 55 students, 72% of whom are female.
Télécom Paris
The Palaiseau campus on the Saclay Plateau welcomed students from its various Master’s programs, including international students.
Télécom SudParis
The school kicked off its academic year by welcoming over 450 students in general engineering, IT & Networks apprenticeship, MSc, national Master’s, and Specialized Master’s programs.
