ISAE-SUPAERO, a leading engineering school at the global forefront of higher education and research in aerospace engineering
To know moreResearch at ISAE-SUPAERO is part of a dynamic of scientific and technological excellence, serving aerospace innovation and education. Our research policy is largely focused on the future needs of industry and participates fully in the sector's transition.
ISAE-SUPAERO places innovation and entrepreneurship at the heart of its strategy to train engineers capable of tackling major challenges. This dynamic approach to innovation, closely linked to a strong technical culture, enables students to develop their entrepreneurial skills through tailored educational programmes.
Our international solutions for companies and organisations! ISAE-SUPAERO leverages its expertise in aeronautical and space engineering by supporting industrial, academic, and institutional players in both the civil and defence aeronautical and space sectors, for both continued education and human capital development.
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2027 ISAE-SUPAERO Open DayEvent
2027 ISAE-SUPAERO Open DayYou used to join us in the fall for our Open Day. The ISAE-SUPAERO Open Day has a new date!
Institute
COP 2027–2031: Giving a Voice to Those Shaping the ISAE-SUPAERO of TomorrowFollowing an initial video focused on the student experience in preparing tomorrow’s engineers, our series continues with a new joint interview centered on a key question: “What will ISAE-SUPAERO look like in the future?”
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ISAE-SUPAERO is co-hosting the 16th EASN International Conference in ToulouseISAE-SUPAERO is pleased to host the 16th edition of the international conference organized by EASN in Toulouse from October 27 to 30, 2026, dedicated to the theme: “Innovation in Aeronautics and Space for Sustainability Today and Tomorrow.”
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Sophie Adenot Returns to EarthSophie Adenot, an ESA astronaut and ISAE-SUPAERO engineering graduate, is back on Earth after spending nearly 8 months on the ISS for her Epsilon mission.