#TECK2608971ATuition Fees for École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées
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This order sets the tuition fees for students enrolled in master’s and doctoral programs at the École nationale des ponts et chaussées. Master’s students generally pay €4,150 per year, or €7,600 under the higher rate. Some second-year master’s programs run in partnership with other higher education institutions are charged at €670, or €1,340 under the higher rate. Doctoral registration is set at €438 per year. The higher rate applies mainly to students who do not meet listed residence, nationality, tax residence, refugee protection, or international agreement conditions. Fees are paid at registration, but students may ask to pay in three equal monthly instalments.
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Key Changes
- Sets annual master’s tuition at €4,150, with a higher rate of €7,600 for students who do not meet specified eligibility conditions
- Sets lower fees for certain second-year master’s programs run with partner institutions: €670, or €1,340 at the higher rate
- Allows students to pay tuition in three equal instalments instead of one payment at registration
Obligations
What this law requires
Students admitted to prepare a national master's or doctoral diploma at the École nationale des ponts et chaussées must pay the tuition fee set in the annex for their programme and year of enrolment.
Students in the first year of a national master's programme, or in a second-year master's programme delivered solely by the École nationale des ponts et chaussées, must pay €4,150 per academic year unless the higher rate applies.
Students in a second-year national master's programme delivered in partnership with other higher education institutions must pay €670 per academic year unless the higher rate applies.
Students enrolled in a national doctoral diploma must pay €438 per year of registration.
Students following a second-year national master's programme as complementary training must pay the reduced tuition rate of €470, or €940 if the higher reduced rate applies.