Grenoble INP Institute of engineering Univ. Grenoble Alpes Innovative, responsible, and committed to a sustainable world. With professional-oriented courses, 38 laboratories and renowned research & development services amongst international scientific and industrial community, Grenoble INP Institute of engineering Univ. Grenoble Alpes is one of the best engineering schools in France. For over 100 years, Grenoble INP has been gathering renowned engineering schools, close to the industrial world and open to the world. 6 engineering schools: · Grenoble INP – Ense³: Energy, Water and environmental Sciences · Grenoble INP – Ensimag: Applied Mathematics and Information Technology · Grenoble INP – Esisar: Advanced Systems and Networks · Grenoble INP - Génie industriel: Industrial Engineering · Grenoble INP – Pagora: Paper, print media and biomaterials · Grenoble INP – Phelma: Physics, Electronics, Materials Sciences A world-class research center in constant movement with 38 laboratories specialized in engineering sciences, preparing technologies of the future related to 5 societal challenges: · Energy · Environment · Digital society · Micro and nanotechnologies · Industry: globalization and innovation Facts & figures · A 120 years old public institution of Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, France · 6,000 students – 1,500 Master’s degrees & 200 PhDs / year · 23% foreign students – 93 nationalities - Exchange programs with universities in 50 countries · 40,000 alumni all over the world, among which Dr Rachid Yazami, engineer and doctor Grenoble INP, recipient of Charles Stark Draper Prize for Engineering (NAE) 2014 for engineering the rechargeable lithium-ion battery that enables compact, lightweight mobile devices. This prize is considered as “the Nobel prize for engineers”. · 35 international labs including 8 abroad · 2,200 publications/year – 55% as part of international collaborations · Over 300 industrial partners · Grenoble : an innovative city - Population 450,000 among which 25,000 scientists & 65,000 students