Organisation
GOVERNANCE
The École Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Industries Textiles is an EPSCP (Établissement Public à Caractère Scientifique, Culturel et Professionnel).
Headed by a director and supported by a management team, the school is structured to promote synergy between its two core missions: education and research. The school is administered by a Board of Directors, assisted by an Academic Council and a Scientific Council. These three bodies are made up of members representing all categories of staff at the school, as well as external, institutional and industrial members.
A word from the director
The École Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Industries Textiles is located in the heart of a dynamic and friendly city.
Every year, it trains nearly 450 engineers and doctors to become major players in the textiles of tomorrow: in the technical textiles, advanced materials, distribution, fashion and luxury sectors, etc.
The skills of our teaching staff and the excellence of our research laboratory ensure that ENSAIT students receive a quality education that is recognised by all the companies and organisations in which our graduates flourish. ENSAIT engineers are sought after by companies in France and abroad.
Finally, we do our utmost to ensure that our students can develop in the best possible conditions. ENSAIT also allows engineering students to develop their skills through extra-curricular activities.
Every year, it trains nearly 450 engineers and doctors to become major players in the textiles of tomorrow: in the technical textiles, advanced materials, distribution, fashion and luxury sectors, etc.
The skills of our teaching staff and the excellence of our research laboratory ensure that ENSAIT students receive a quality education that is recognised by all the companies and organisations in which our graduates flourish. ENSAIT engineers are sought after by companies in France and abroad.
Finally, we do our utmost to ensure that our students can develop in the best possible conditions. ENSAIT also allows engineering students to develop their skills through extra-curricular activities.
Eric Devaux
Director of ENSAIT
