Telecom Bretagne

A graduate Engineering School and a Research Centre in the field of

Science and Information Technologies

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Telecom Bretagne environment

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A membre of Institut Mines-Telecom

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Palaiseau-Saclay

Paris

Evry

Fontainebleau

Brest

Rennes

Pau

Toulouse

Saint-Etienne

Alès

Nimes

Albi

Gardanne

Nantes

Douai

10 SCHOOLS MINES AND TELECOM

Mines Albi-Carmaux - Albi, Saint-Dié

Mines Alès - Alès, Montpellier, Nimes, Pau

Mines Douai - Douai

Mines Nantes - Nantes

Mines ParisTech - Paris, Palaiseau-Saclay, Evry, Fontainebleau, Sophia Antipolis

Mines Saint-Etienne - Saint-Etienne, Gardanne

Télécom Bretagne - Brest, Rennes, Toulouse

Télécom Ecole de Management - Evry, Palaiseau-Saclay, Paris

Télécom ParisTech - Paris, Sophia Antipolis

Télécom SudParis - Evry

Lille

Nancy

Sophia Antipolis

2 SUBSIDIARY SCHOOLSEurecom - Sophia Antipolis

Télécom Lille1 - Lille

1 STRATEGIC PARTNER SCHOOLMines Nancy - Nancy, Saint-Dié

Saint-Dié

10 ASSOCIATED SCHOOLSENSEEIHT - Toulouse

Enseirb-Matmeca - Bordeaux

Télécom Saint-Etienne - Saint-Etienne

Télécom Physique Strasbourg - Strasbourg

Télécom Nancy - Villers-lès-Nancy

ENSIIE - Evry

ESIGELEC - Rouen

ENSG - Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy

IFMA - Clermont-Ferrand

Sup’Com Tunis - Tunis

Bordeaux

Strasbourg

Rouen

Clermont-Ferrand

Tunis

Montpellier

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and a membre of l’Université européenne de Bretagne

23 member institutions

149 research units

72 000 students

3 000 PhD students

6 000 staff

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Facts and figures

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Telecom Bretagne resources

Director Dr Paul Friedel

438 staff on 4 sites

Budget of 41 M€ (70 % State funding)

26500 m2 of premises

10 technological test platforms

2 business incubators

20 video-conference stations including an immersive videoconferencing room

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Teaching staff

160 Telecom Bretagne research-lecturers

400 external staff• 83%:invited speakers from

industry• 12%:part-time language lecturers• 5%:part-time sports instructors

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One college on various sites

Brest : 74%• 8 academic departments• 4 specialization streams (regular engineering programme 3rd year)• 1 Sandwich course engineering programme (specialized in computer• sciences, networks and telecommunications)• 4 post Master Certificates• 1 MSc• 1 Master of Science by Research• PhD • Continuing education

Rennes : 12%• 2 academic departments• 2 specialization streams (regular engineering programme 3rd year)• 3 post Master Certificates• 1MSc• PhD• Continuing education

Toulouse and Montpellier : 1%• Specialization in Space communication (engineering programme 3 rd year and mastère)• 1 post Master Certificates

Overseas campuses 7%• Vietnam, Mexico, Syria, Morocco

The remaining 6% are located on other sites in France or abroad.

The remaining 6% are located on other sites in France or abroad.

1200 students in 2010-2011

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Services for students and visiting professors

Modern halls of residence• Rooms, studios, lofts, villas

Catering services• Restaurant, snack bar, café

Sports complex• Sailing in Brest harbour

International office for international students and visitors Placement and careers advisory service Two incubator units (Brest and Rennes)

Alumni association (AITB)

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Three different diplomas for a specific carreer:Engineers, MSc and PhD

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385 diplomas awarded per year

236 Master of engineering

68 Post Master Certificates

44 MSc

47 PhD

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An international vocation

297 Master of Engineering 34 Post Master certificate 54 MSc 158 PhD

* on French campuses

543 international students from 54 countries*

Vietnam• Master of Engineering PFIEV

Morocco• Post Master certificates in Web technologies:

Systems, Services and Security Mexico• post Master certificate in Networks and

Information Systems for Industry Syria• Post Master certificate in Advanced

Engineering in Telecommunications (temporarily suspended)

73 students off-shore

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Two MSc dedicated to foreign students

MSc in Telecommunication Systems Engineering MSc

in Design and Engineering of Convergent Networks

First semester in EnglishIntensive French coursesDedicated classes

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Two doctoral Schools: Sicma and Matisse200 PhD students

SicmaHealth Information Communication Materials and Mathematics with UBO and UBS

MatisseMathematics, Telecommunications, Computer Science, Signals, Electronic Systemswith Rennes 1 and 2, Supélec, Insa and Agrocampus Ouest

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An international research centre in Information Technology

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Research centre of the highest level

400 researchers (full time professors, under contract researchers and PhD students)

9 millions € of income

4 Research laboratories• Latim(Inserm) for medical information processing• Labsticc(CNRS)  for communications systems development and

information processing• Irisa for telecommunications networks and software engineering • Marsouin for internet applications

Marconi Prize (turbocodes), SPIE Award (optics), Inserm Prize (Medical Imagery)...

One representative at the French Académie des sciences • Claude Berrou co-inventor of turbocodes

One European Chair Jean Monnet• Annie Blandin

Member of Labex CominLab and Cami

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The 9 research-teaching departments

Electronics Optics Microwaves (Brest and Toulouse)

Signal and Communications

Computer Science Networks, Security and Multimedia ( Rennes)

Image and Information Processing Logics in Uses, Social Sciences and Information

Science (Brest and Rennes)

Languages

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Research Programmes covering all aspects of information technology

4 application areasSustainable developmentDigital healthDigital servicesGlobal security

4 scientific challengesNetworks of the futureCommunicating ObjectsUses and digital lifeMedia of the future

400 chercheurs

9 millions d’euros de CA

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From fundamental research to industrial applications

Test platforms for technology transfer

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Two incubator Units in Brest and Rennes

Three objectives

•Training for Entrepreneurship•Support for companies incubated•Animation of company network

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Actions for sustainable development

Telecom Bretagne is committed to: Reduce its environmental footprint

• Equipment management, recycling• Travel policy

Control its expenditure

Sensitize students to the issues of SD • Integration of SD concept in research, training and projects • Jean-Claude Pierre, sponsor of the 2011 promotion

Making buildings accessible to people with disabilities

Promote equality of opportunity among staff and students • Partner of programmes Cordées de la réussite, @Talent égal…

Promote sustainable development training • Specialized Master "Marine Renewable Energy“• College of Advanced Studies for Sustainable Development