THE SCHOOL

2013/2014

201407-0385 PaP ANGLAIS.indd 1 07/10/14 09:45 Degrees in – 75 École nationale des ponts et chaussées professors, 3 assistant professors and 82 lecturers Year 1: Consolidation of scienti c knowledge and induction seminars Immersion placement: the course begins with 4 weeks of Masters programmes experience work in a company Scienti c internship: the whole class spends 3 months (April -July) in public or private centres, 61% of them abroad “Science and Technology” Masters programme: – Mechanics of Materials and structures (MMS) with UPEM Year 2 choice of a faculty department: – Materials Science for Sustainable Construction (SMCD) Civil and structural engineering with UPEM Planning, environment, transport Mechanical engineering and materials science – Mechanics of Soils, Rocks and Structures in their Industrial engineering Environment (MSROE) with UPEM, UPMC and École Centrale Economics, management, nance Applied mathematics and computer science – Built Heritage Materials in the Environment (MAPE) Year 2 internship: with UPEC and Paris Diderot - Paris 7 Between Years 2 and 3, 80% of the class attend a one-year internship, 30% of them abroad – Nuclear Energy “speciality in dismantling and waste The other students complete a short summer internship management” with ParisTech, Université Paris Sud and (2 months), 20% abroad École Centrale Paris, INSTN Gif, ESE SUPELEC and the support Year 3: End of Course Project (PFE): of several industrial rms: EDF, Areva, GDF SUEZ (ParisTech For at least 4 months, students apply the skills acquired in their Masters) programme to a scienti c or technical problem, at a company – Numerical Analysis and Partial Di erential Equations or research facility. (ANEDP) with UPMC, ENS Paris and École Polytechnique Job Openings 2014 survey of the 2013 intake (excluding civil servants) – Applied Mathematics in Finance (MAF) with UPEM, UPEC and Université d’Évry-Val-d’Éssonne Telecoms IT Media and – Mathematics, Vision, Learning (MVA) with the universities 3% others Public sector Transport 3% of Paris Descartes, Paris Dauphine and ENS Cachan, Environment 1% Urban Services Polytechnique, Télécom ParisTech, École Centrale Paris and 6% Construction École Centrale Marseille Technical Design 21% (excl. construction) 7% “City, Transport, Environment”

Design Banking – Ocean, Atmosphere, Climate and Spatial Observations and Consultancy Insurance 11% Finance (OACOS) with UPMC, ENS, École Polytechnique and ENSTA 19% ParisTech – Environmental Services Management and Engineering

Innovation (MISE) with UPEM, Université de Cergy-Pontoise and in Research partnership with Veolia Environnement and its training centre 12% Industry 17% – Aquatic Systems and Water Management (SAGE) with Université Paris Diderot - Paris 7 and UPEC Average salary in rst job : €42.1 K and €45.3K with bonuses and extras – Transport and Mobilities (TM) with UPEC and UPEM – Cities, Services, Usages (VISU) with UPEM TEACHING STAFF – Water, Soil and Waste Management and Treatment 1,258 part-time teachers (excluding the 11 permanent (GTESD) with AgroParisTech, Chimie ParisTech, ENSTA language teachers) comprising: ParisTech, ESPCI ParisTech, MINES ParisTech (ParisTech Masters) – 174 teachers in charge of engineering course modules (excluding languages and sport) – Transport and Sustainable Development (TRADD) with – 151 teachers in charge of specialist course modules (Masters, École Polytechnique and MINES ParisTech (ParisTech/Fondation Research Masters), 40 of them involved in both courses Masters)

201407-0385 PaP ANGLAIS.indd 2 07/10/14 09:46 – Mobility and Electric Vehicles (MVE) with Arts et Métiers “Mathematics and ICT”; “Organisation, Markets, Institutions”. ParisTech, MINES ParisTech and ENSTA ParisTech (ParisTech Some research centres are also attached to other doctoral Masters) institutions: “Economics Pantheon-Sorbonne”, “Agriculture, Biology, Environment and Health (ABIES)” and “Social Sciences” “Economics, Management, Finance” schools at EHESS; or, “Île de Environmental Sciences” and – Analysis and Economic Policy (APE) with EHESS, ENSAE the École Polytechnique doctoral school. ParisTech, ENS Paris, École Polytechnique – Economics of Sustainable Development, Environment École des Ponts and Energy (EDDEE) with Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La The AMBA accredited École des Ponts business school o ers Défense, AgroParisTech, EHESS, École Polytechnique, INSTN, 8 course programmes: MINES ParisTech, IFP School and Université de Bourgogne – Solvay-Ponts Full-Time MBA (Paris and Brussels, Franco- – Project Finance - Structured Finance (FI Pro) with Belgian degree) Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense – Solvay-Ponts Part-Time MBA (Paris and Brussels, Franco- Specialist masters programmes Belgian degree) –Fox-Ponts Executive MBA (Paris, Franco-American double degree) 11 jointly accredited Masters degrees – Public Policy for Sustainable Development with – EHTP-Ponts Part-Time MBA (Casablanca, Franco-Moroccan AgroParisTech degree) – Shanghai International MBA (Shanghai, Franco-Chinese – Planning and Urban Commissioning degree) – European Civil Engineering – Wroclaw-Ponts Part-Time MBA (Wroclaw, Franco-Polish – Engineering of Large Energy Structures with École degree) Centrale Paris – Doctoral course in management for ParisTech and Paris-Est – Real Estate, Buildings and Energy with CSTB and CNFTP (open to PhD students) – Rail and Urban Transport Systems with ARF, Alstom – The “International Management Cycle” (cIM - open to Transport, Ansaldo STS France, Bombardier, FIF, RATP, RFF, engineering students at ParisTech schools) Siemens Transport System, SNCF and SNCF International, Degrees Awarded ENTPE, ENSIAME, Université de Valenciennes et du Hainaut Cambrésis and Université technologique de Compiègne – 260 engineering degrees – 122 Masters degrees – Supply Chain Design & Management with EPFL and AFT/ – 70 doctoral theses with PhDs awarded IFTIM by Université Paris-Est – Urban Engineering and Information Technologies with – 198 specialist Masters degrees EIVP – 175 MBA – Electric Vehicle Engineering with Arts et Métiers ParisTech, ENSTA ParisTech, MINES ParisTech, in partnership with the Breakdown of student numbers: Renault Foundation and the support of EDF and professional – 870 engineering students automotive groups – 139 enrolled in Masters programme including 59 for double – Engineering and Management of Logistical Systems degrees with École Hassania des Travaux Publics – 191 on specialist Masters programmes including 20 IEPEF – BIM, integrated design and life cycle of buildings and and 24 public service (City of Paris engineers, infrastructures with ESTP Paris (new course in September 2014) military, public works engineers, École normale supérieure, Institut Géographique National) PhD programme – 308 PhD researchers preparing their theses at one of the School’s research centres, including 23 IPEF as of January 1, 2014 The research labs at École des Ponts ParisTech are a training – 330 on MBA programme ground for many PhD students. The Écoles Doctorales, in which École des Ponts ParisTech is a stakeholder within Université Paris- – 18 in post-examination training as State Architects and Est, are essentially: “Sciences, Engineering and Environment”; Planners (AUE) “Planning, Transport, Territories”; i.e. a total of: 1797 students, 25% of them female

201407-0385 PaP ANGLAIS.indd 3 07/10/14 09:46 Lifelong learning Research

Ponts Formation Conseil Research activity at École des Ponts ParisTech is organised into 260 course sessions followed in France and abroad 11 laboratories, often run jointly with other higher education 2 certi cates (École des Ponts ParisTech quali cations) institutions, research centres and companies. It is driven by 7 study days completed around 336 permanent researchers, 87 of them based 143 speci c training operations at the request of companies or at the School. In 2013, these researchers published several public authorities, both in France and abroad hundred articles in peer-reviewed international journals: 7,500 participants (engineers and managers) 1,450 speakers (experts and professionals) 297 publications in 2013 referenced in the WoS and some 71% of corporate internships in the private sector 430 publications referenced in Scopus (as of 14/03/2014). 29% of internships in public bodies École des Ponts ParisTech’s research activities are essentially de- IHEDATE (Institute of Advanced Development veloped within the Université Paris-Est community of universities and Planning Studies in Europe) and institutions: IHEDATE’s annual training programme is supported by the state Université Paris-Est : (DATAR, Central Secretariat of the Interministerial Committee for – CEREA (Centre for Teaching and Research in Atmospheric Cities, Ministries), local authority organisations (ARF, ADF, AdCF), the City of Paris, private and public companies (Auchan, Caisse Environment ), École des Ponts ParisTech - EDF R&D des dépôts, Colas, ERDF, Groupe La Poste, RFF, RTE, SMABTP, SNCF) – CERMICS (Centre for Teaching and Research in Mathematics and by professional bodies (ASFA, FNTP, USIRF). and Scienti c Calculus), École des Ponts ParisTech – CIRED (Centre for Research in International Environment International relations and Development), École des Ponts ParisTech - EHESS - 54 partner universities AgroParisTech - CIRAD - CNRS (UMR) in 32 countries on 4 continents – LATTS (Techniques, Territories and Societies Laboratory), 33 double-degree agreements UPEM - École des Ponts ParisTech - CNRS (UMR) with universities in 23 countries – LEESU (Water, Environment, Urban Systems Laboratory), UPEM - École des Ponts ParisTech – UPEC - AgroParisTech Europe: 19 double-degree agreements Asia: 6 double-degree agreements – LHSV (Saint-Venant Hydraulics Laboratory), École des Ponts America: 5 double-degree agreements ParisTech - EDF R&D - CEREMA Africa and the Middle East: 3 double-degree agreements – LIGM (Gaspard-Monge Computer Science Laboratory), UPEM - 35 partner institutions in 19 European countries under the École des Ponts ParisTech - ESIEE Paris - CNRS (UMR) ERASMUS + programme – LVMT (City, Mobility, Transport Laboratory), UPEM - École des 4 partner institutions in America under bilateral exchange Ponts ParisTech - IFSTTAR agreements – Laboratoire Navier (mechanics and physics of materials and structures, geotechnics), École des Ponts ParisTech - IFSTTAR - 812 foreign students: CNRS (UMR) – 205 on engineering courses under a double-degree agreement Two of the School’s laboratories are outside Université – 27 students on six - month or one - year exchanges Paris-Est: – 87 on Masters degree programmes – PjSE (Paris-Jourdan Economics), École des Ponts ParisTech – 305 on MBA programmes - EHESS - ENS Paris - INRA - CNRS (UMR), part of RTRA Paris – 49 on specialist Masters programmes School of Economics – 139 PhD students – LMD (Dynamic Meteorology Laboratory), ENS Paris - UPMC - École Polytechnique - École des Ponts ParisTech - CNRS (UMR) 60 engineering students on three-year degree courses abroad AERES assessments wave E (2014).

201407-0385 PaP ANGLAIS.indd 4 07/10/14 09:46 Chairs and partnerships Chair in “Hydrology for a Resilient City” Company: Veolia Chair in “Materials Sciences for Sustainable Duration: 10 years (set up 2010) Construction” Chair in “Innovative Solutions for a Sustainable Company: Lafarge and Responsible Habitat” Duration: 5 years (renewed 2011) Company: Saint-Gobain Chair in “Financial Risks” Duration: 5 years (set up 2010) Companies: La Fondation du Risque and its founder Société Générale Chair in “Sustainable and Innovative Building” Academic partners: École Polytechnique, Université Pierre et Company: Bouygues Marie Curie Academic partners: École Centrale de Paris, Supélec, CSTB Duration: 5 years (renewed 2012) Duration: 5 years (set up 2010)

The Saint-Venant Chair in “Fluid Mechanics Chair in “Transport Infrastructure Management” Applied to Hydraulics and the Environment” Company: abertis Company: EDF Academic partner: IFSTTAR Duration: 10 years (set up 2008) Duration: 3 years (set up 2011) Chair in “Sustainability of Energy Materials “City” chair and Structures” Companies: The European Foundation for the Energies of Tomor- Companies: AFD (French Development Agency), SUEZ row and its founders EDF, GDF SUEZ, GRT Gaz ENVIRONNEMENT, GDF SUEZ Academic partner: MINES ParisTech Duration: 5 years (set up 2011) Duration: 5 years (set up 2008) Chair in “Reinventing railway stations Chair in “Eco-Design of Buildings in the 21st-century” and Infrastructures” Company: SNCF Gares & Connexions Company: Vinci Duration: 5 years (set up 2012) Academic partners: MINES ParisTech and AgroParisTech Duration: 5 years (renewed in 2014) Chair in “Rail Transport Sciences” Company: Groupe Eurotunnel Chair in “Forward Modelling for Sustainable Duration: 5 years (set up 2013) Development” Companies: EDF, Total, Schneider Electric, ADEME Chair in “New economic approach to regional Academic partner: MINES ParisTech mobility” Duration: 5 years (set up 2008) Company: SNCF Chair in “CO2 Capture, Transport and Storage” Academic partners: IFSTTAR and UPEM (Université Paris-Est- Companies and public authorities: Air Liquide, EDF, GDF SUEZ, Marne-La-Vallee) Lafarge, Municipality and District, Le Havre Grand Port Duration: 5 years (set up 2013) and Total Academic partners: MINES ParisTech, Le Havre University and The “d. thinking Paris” partnership BRGM Companies: Lapeyre, Thales Optronique and Valeo Duration: 5 years (set up 2009) Academic year: 2013-2014 Design thinking programme implemented by multidisciplinary Chair in “Socio-Economics and Modelling of Public Urban Passenger Transport” and international teams of students in partnership with Stanford Company and local authority: STIF University and its network. The goal is to design the next Duration: 10 years (set up 2009) generation of products or services for a company.

201407-0385 PaP ANGLAIS.indd 5 07/10/14 09:46 Documentation, Archives, Presses des Ponts and Legacy...... Established in 1977, Presses des Ponts oers a catalogue of 220 – 200,000 documents covering the School’s teaching and books and scienti c and technical software applications research elds – Associate branch of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France for primarily in the elds of civil and structural engineering and civil and structural engineering planning.

A teaching resource centre open to all, The new editorial policy is to position Presses des Ponts across all the Lesage Library the School’s teaching and research elds. – 90,000 documents at BA degree, Masters and research level – 100 seats, individual workspaces, project areas for groups 11 new works were published this year, including 4 large – Wi-Fi access and self-service IT terminals volumes, each of around 1000 pages, for the proceedings of the – 9,500 e-books, a press service with 12,000 international press publications soil mechanics colloquium. – 16,500 internship reports, student productions and teaching materials The other works published notably include 2 ne books:

– 98,000 accesses to the document portal and 65,000 to the e e Lesage blog – « Eaux pour la ville, eaux des villes : Eugène Belgrand XIX -XX - 24,000 visitors per year, 5,000 registered users, 12,000 siècle », coordinated by the School’s Isabelle Gautheron and documents provided Jean-Claude Deutsch,

The Scientific and Technical Information section: – « La résistance des sites : de l’architecture des ponts », by the dedicated services for researchers architect Alain Spielmann. – 4 research libraries located within the laboratories – 40,000 research level documents, the main scienti c, technical and economic databases (Web of Science, Scopus, Business Source Complete, Mathscinet, Compendex, Techniques de l’Ingenieur...) – 10,000 electronic periodicals, 68,000 articles downloaded per year – An open HAL archive containing almost 15,000 scienti c publications, a quarter of them full text

An exceptional legacy collection – A historical collection of 80,000 documents, manuscripts and prints from the 18th to the 20th century – A digital legacy library containing more than 700,000 pages/ plates – A photo collection with 13,000 images (bridges, canals, stations, portraits of engineers...) – Museum collections, a historical record of France’s rst engineering school – An archive department responsible for collecting, processing and preserving the School’s paper and digital archives..

Tools of access to knowledge – The School’s document portal: bibliotheque.enpc.fr and its search engine search.enpc.fr – open archive: hal-enpc.fr – Collections referenced on theses.fr, sudoc.abes.fr and since 2014 on worldcat.org – Digital legacy libraries: patrimoine.enpc.fr, bibliothequedesphares.fr, gallica.bnf.fr, archive.org – A blog lesageblog.enpc.fr

201407-0385 PaP ANGLAIS.indd 6 07/10/14 09:46 Fondation des Ponts Ponts Alliance

This state-registered foundation collects contributions from Ponts Alliance, a registered non-pro t association created in 1860, exists to serve the School’s 17,000 graduates: civil companies, alumni and friends of the School. Its aim is to provide engineers, government engineers, holders of a Masters degree, the School with additional resources so that it can be even more PhD or MBA. explorative, more innovative and more entrepreneurial in its impact on the world beyond tomorrow. The alumni network, run by Ponts Alliance, is present in Since 2006, 474 graduates of year groups 1934 to 2014 and 86 countries and in every one of the School’s sectors of activity. 68 private companies and public bodies have given their It notably encompasses 12 geographical groups, 13 professional support to the development of teaching, research, innovation groups – three of them jointly with other major Schools – and and entrepreneurship, and have helped the best students gain 5 social clubs. access to the School’s programmes. Set up by Theodore de Goldschmidt in 1860, then registered as In 2013, 25 companies and organisations contributed to the a public interest body in 1885, Ponts Alliance celebrated its 150th development of the School’s research, training and innovation: anniversary in 2010. abertis Fondation Privada, Ademe, AFD, Air Liquide, Alstom Holdings, Bouygues Construction, Bouygues SA, Colas, EDF, Ponts Alliance has ve essential priorities: – to establish an e ective, high level network, both in France Ei age Travaux Publics, FEED, Egis Industries, Lafarge, Meridiam and abroad; Infrastructure, Nestle Purina, Renault, Saint-Gobain, Saint- – to support graduates’ career progress through its service and Gobain K.K, Saint-Gobain Lapeyre, SNCF Gares & Connexions, its career workshops; Spie Batignolles TPCI, Thales Optronique SA, Total, Veolia Eau – to be a locus of discussion and debate on contemporary issues; CGE, Zoetis – to o er special services: graduate directory, job o ers, access to 2013 was marked by the Foundation’s contribution to graduate networks from other ParisTech Schools; – the award of 12 excellence prizes and distinctions – to contribute to the development, reputation and in uence of – nancial support for 79 students in the form of loans, École des Ponts ParisTech. subsidies or scholarships – 3 new chairs established (13 teaching and research chairs in all) The school in national and . – support for a rst social entrepreneurship project in a international rankings village in Togo with the backing of the d.School

Position in QS World University Rankings Use of donations(*) in 2013 (Total: €1.3 million) 2014: 81%: World ranking research and innovation (Chairs The School is ranked 299th out of 700 institutions worldwide in the general ranking. and Paris-Est d.School at École des Ponts programme) Etudiant/Express ranking 2014 17%: International mobility and social diversity The School is in the leading group of the best engineering (scholarships, grants, loans) schools on the criteria of excellence and international 2%: The School’s scienti c heritage (book publication) access.

(*) net of management costs

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Sta employed by the institution and its subsidiaries as of 31/12/2013 (excluding part-time sta and public service students): 457 including 211 researchers Subsidiaries: 67

The school’s resources

To carry out its activities, the School employed resources of €41.8 million: Apprenticeship Sponsorship tax Tuition €0.8M € fees 0.9M €3M

Research contract € 7.5M Public service subsidy from sponsoring ministry – MEDDE €27.2M

Various €2.4M

Pre-tax revenues of the subsidiaries in 2013:

Ponts Formation Conseil: €8.5 million MIB Développement: €2 million

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