Search Period for the 1^st employment

1 student out of 2 is hired before his or her graduation.
More than 80% are hired in less than 4 moths after their graduation.

Placement rate for the 1^st employment per majors

(CH: Engineering in Chemistry; GC : Chemical Engineering; GI: Industrial Engineering; GPI: Process Engineering; IMAT: Materials Engineering)

Placement rate for the 1^st employment per year

professional Situation of the graduates of the Last 5 years

data from February 2013

 Types of contracts (Except PhDs)

Average length of fixed-term contracts (CDD) : 13 months

*CDI:  permanent contract; CDD: fixed-term contract

 Size of the employing companies

data on the last 5 years

(CH: Engineering in Chemistry; GC : Chemical Engineering; GI: Industrial Engineering; GPI: Process Engineering; IMAT: Materials Engineering)

Distribution of the graduates per activity sectors

data on the last 5 years - all majors taken together

Distribution of the graduates per office and function

data on the last 5 years - all majors taken together

Geographic Distribution of employments

• 36.5% in Région Ile de France
• 13.5% in Région Midi-Pyrénées
• 8% abroad

data on the last 5  years

Main employers

EDF, Technip, Areva, Planitec, Alten, Total, AGAP2, Altran, Arkema, Asco, Solvay, Air Liquide, Catep Conseil, Mi-GSO,Safran, Sanofi, ...

salary

1st employment (except PhDs and after bonuses) of Class 2012

Average annual salary for the 1st employment: between 30 000 € and 32 000 €

Salary per majors

Salary development (except PhDs and after bonuses) of Class 2010 on 3 years

• Class 2010 after graduation: 34 800€ per year
• Class 2010 in 2012: 36 600€ per year
• Class 2010 in 2013: 39 200€ per year

Sectors of activity

Graduates are recruited by companies in the sectors of:

• chemical industries
• health
• cosmetics
• natural or synthetic polymers
• organic materials
• specialty chemicals (adhesives, paints, phytosanitary industries…)
• analytical control
• environment
• safety
• ...

Main sectors of activity for ENSIACET engineers in chemistry (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)

Functions

The engineers in chemistry mainly work in:

• research and development
• operations

They participate in:

• the field of engineering,research and technical consultancy
• production, operation, control, maintenance, tests, quality or safety units
• project management

Main functions of the ENSIACET engineers in chemistry (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)

Sectors of activity

Le secteur aéronautique : un débouché pour les ingénieurs matériaux © Getty Images

Graduates enter companies in the sectors of:

• metallurgic industries,
• chemical industries,
• energy production,
• transport,
• health,
• mechanical construction,
• etc.

Main sectors of activity of the ENSIACET Materials Science Engineers (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)

Functions

The Materials Science Engineers mainly work in:

• research and development
• operations

They participate in:

• the field of engineering, research and technical consultancy
• production, operation, control, maintenance, tests, quality or safety units
• project management

Main functions of the ENSIACET Materials Science Engineers (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)

Sectors of activity

Graduates enter companies in the sectors of:

• chemistry,
• biotechnologies,
• pharmacy,
• energy,
• environment,
• oil,
• and more generally in material transformation industries (glass, cement, paper, textile, paint, cosmetics, food-processing... industries).

Main activity sectors of the ENSIACET chemical engineers (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)

Functions

The engineeer in Chemical Engineering mainly performs activities related to:

• Engineering;
• Research & Development, Design Services and technical consulting;
• Production, Exploitation;
• Quality, Safety, Environment, intervention project management;
• Sales engineer.

Main functions of the ENSIACET chemical engineers (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)

Sectors of activity

Graduates enter companies in the fields of:

• Chemistry, pharmacy, cosmetics, energy, environment and eco-industries,
• Design office engineering and technical consulting.

Main professional fields of the ENSIACET Process engineers (CGE survey for the last 5 years [2010 to 2015])

Functions

The process engineer mainly works in industrial activities related to:

• production and operation
• research and development, and scientific and technical studies
• design, consulting or expertise

He/She performs in:

• engineering, studies and technical consulting
• production, operation, control, maintenance, tests, quality or safety units

Main professions of ENSIACET Process engineers (CGE survey for the last 5 years [2010 to 2015])

Sectors of activity

With their skills, industrial engineers work in:

• project management,
• logistics (including production management),
• computer science.

They work in the following business fields:

• consulting,
• computer science,
• aeronautics,
• pharmacy,
• energy,
• transport.

Main activity sectors of the ENSIACET industrial engineers (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)

Functions

Industrial engineers mainly work in activities related to:

• research and development,
• operation.

They perform in:

• the field of engineering, studies and technical consultancy,
• production, operation, control, maintenance, tests, quality or safety units,
• project management.

Main functions of the ENSIACET industrial engineers (a CGE study between 2008 and 2012)