1 – Administrative Registration:
Administrative registration for the 2026–2027 academic year will reopen on an exceptional basis on Wednesday, August 26, and Thursday, August 27, 2026, for students who encountered difficulties during the July registration period. Outside of these two dates, registration will be permanently closed.
Students who have requested an installment payment plan must come to the school on September 1 and 2 after first scheduling an appointment with the Academic Affairs Office.
The tuition and registration fee schedule for the 2026–2027 academic year is available HERE

2 – Pre-semester orientation days: Thursday, September 3, and Friday, September 4, 2026
These two days are an integral part of your program; please attend according to the schedule available for download HERE
Classes will begin on Monday, September 7, 2026. Schedules will be available starting Thursday, September 3, 2026, on the Taïga portal.

Application deadline: September 15, 2026 –

For the fifth consecutive year,ENSA Normandie visiting professors to lead its project workshops in the sixth semester. Candidates, who must demonstrate extensive experience in the fields of architectural, urban, and/or landscape design, are invited to propose a workshop course that is innovative and exploratory within the context ofENSA Normandie bachelor’s degree program. As part of the sixth-semester workshop, the focus will be on exploring with students design methods and issues that differ from those typically addressed at ENSA schools.

Among these new hires, a visiting professor will supervise students in the dual architecture-engineering degree program offered byENSA Normandie the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA) Rouen Normandie. This individual will teach as part of a partnership with the Grand Chantier association, focusing on reuse, specifically at a site undergoing transformation (the IUT in Le Havre–Caucriauville) and, in particular, on a demonstration building (the former university residence).

Candidates must therefore demonstrate a significant professional commitment to the promotion of natural and local material resources and reuse. Subject to the continuation of this program and satisfactory educational outcomes, the successful candidate may be reappointed in 2028 for the same period. Candidates should therefore ensure that they are available for a two-year term.

Please find below the eligibility criteria for applications

Image: Atelier Passée Recomposé – Credits: .kit

Application deadline: September 15, 2026 –

For the fifth consecutive year,ENSA Normandie guest professors to lead its project workshops in the sixth semester. Candidates, who must demonstrate extensive experience in the fields of architectural, urban, and/or landscape design, are invited to propose a workshop course that is innovative and exploratory within the context ofENSA Normandies bachelor’s degree program. As part of the sixth-semester workshop, the focus will be on exploring with students design methods and issues that differ from those typically addressed at ENSA schools. At least two of the three workshops are scheduled to be conducted in English.

Please find below the eligibility criteria for applications

Visual: Project workshop by Ariel Genadt – Guest professorENSA Normandie

Due to technical difficulties, we are unable to provide you with the information regarding your administrative registration for the 2026–2027 academic year at this time. We will send it to you as soon as the issue is resolved. We will update you on the situation on Monday, July 13, or Tuesday, July 14, at the latest. The administrative registration dates will remain as previously communicated to you.

Through June 29, 2026 –

Normandy's three cultural colleges - the Le Havre-Rouen College of Art and Design, the Caen/Cherbourg College of Arts & Media, and the Normandy National College of Architecture - members of the Normandie Université Community of Universities and Institutions, and the Doctoral School 558 "Normandie Humanités" have created in 2018 RADIAN, a doctorate in artistic research and creation open to the fields of art, design, architecture and creative writing(more information HERE).

The call for applications for the RADIAN 2026 program is now open.

“Contemporary Creation” and “Architecture” categories – Applications must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on June 29, 2026 – online only. Oral interviews with eligible candidates and announcement of results on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, in Caen.

More information on the call and the application process HERE.

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At the invitation of the Institut Français in Cameroon, the Bruit du Frigo collective is conducting an artistic and ecological residency in Yaoundé. This initiative is part of the Institut Français’s 2026 cultural season, which is themed around Édouard Glissant’s concept of the “Tout-monde.”

As part of this project, Bruno Proth, a faculty researcher atENSA Normandie, in partnership with the Université des Montagnes and the École Supérieure Spéciale d’Architecture du Cameroun, conducted a field survey along the shores of Yaoundé’s municipal lake. Interviews, observations, and discussions with site users helped identify the facilities and amenities deemed a priority by residents.

Based on these findings, the Bruit du Frigo collective carried out an artistic, ecological, participatory, and context-specific project from May 4 to 16, 2026, involving third-year undergraduate and first-year graduate students from both institutions. Art installations, furniture, and small-scale landscaping elements thus offered a glimpse of future uses and cultural events around the municipal lake.

Image: Attentive Artist ©Bruno Proth

The collection of the apprenticeship tax is open until October 24, 2026. Any eligible company may choose to allocate its remaining balance (13% of the contribution) to the educational institution of its choice—and choosing ENSA Normandie means investing directly in the training of tomorrow’s architects.

ENSA Normandie an introductory webinar on Wednesday, June 4, at 6:00 p.m. to provide an overview of this new post-master’s program focused on the reuse of materials in construction and the challenges of the circular economy as they apply to architecture.

This online discussion will be an opportunity to:

• Learn about the course content and structure
• understand the challenges and opportunities associated with re-employment
• Meet the teaching team: Julien Choppin, Jennifer Didelon, and Adrien Henocq
• ask questions about the admission requirements and the structure of the program.

As the first comprehensive post-master’s program at ENSA focused on reuse, the DPEA REBOND trains professionals to design, transform, and build in innovative ways using existing resources.

To watch the webinar, use the Chrome browser and click HERE

Applications accepted until June 14, 2026 – All the information HERE

Credit: .Kit

Thursday, May 21, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., Jean Duminy Auditorium –

As part of the “Fissurer le béton” event taking place across France from May 23 to 26, teachers Nikolas Fouré and Guillaume Nicolas invite Ilona Morel—an architect, doctoral student at ENSA Clermont-Ferrand, and environmental activist—to discuss intellectual trajectories and practical actions needed to break free from the concrete jungle that still dominates the architectural and construction sectors today.
The event is open to the School’s three communities: students, faculty, and staff. Scheduled during the lunch break to facilitate discussion among everyone, sandwiches and packed lunches are welcome.

Follow the game here 

Image: Former Lafarge quarry in Angoulême © Phil Messelet

During the Parcoursup selection process, the School is closed to students