Registration
As soon as your home institution has nominated you toENSA Normandie, you will be put in touch with our incoming mobility coordinator: Aurélie OSMONT.
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Bachelor's and Master's course offerings
Discover the training courses offered byENSA Normandie clicking on the link below. This offer may change until September.
ENSA Normandie strongly recommends thatENSA Normandie have a B1 level of French in order to be able to follow the courses in this language.
Learning Agreement
The learning agreement is the educational contract between you, the partner school and your institution.
Then contact your school to draw up your Learning Agreement and have it validated.
Rules of the Learning Agreement atENSA Normandie
- You can choose courses in both the 1st and 2nd cycle. You are not obliged to choose complete teaching units.
- Due to the workload, you may only take one project and one seminar per semester.
- Some courses are common to two semesters, such as Art in S01/S03 and S02/S04. Therefore, you will not be able to register in both S01 and S03 in this course.
- Your course selection will be confirmed after admission. TheENSA Normandie cannot guarantee access to the requested courses and reserves the right to modify them. Students whose French proficiency is below level B1 must choose the “English-friendly” or “full English” program for the third year of the Bachelor’s degree.
- No enrollment in semester 10 (Final Project) will be granted without the prior approval of theENSA Normandie teachersENSA Normandie charge of this course and the teachers at the student's home school.
- You can undertake an internship approved byENSA Normandie no ECTS credits will be awarded.
- 4 hours of French as a Foreign Language (FLE) classes per week are offered throughout the academic year. Validation of these courses awards 2 ECTS per semester.
2026–27 Academic Calendar
The academic year is organised in 2 semesters:
>> First semester from September to the end of January :
Start of the first semester: Monday, September 7, 2026
School breaks: October 23–November 2, 2026 / December 18–January 4, 2027.
End of the first semester: January 21, 2027
>> Second semester from mid-February to the end of June :
Start of the second semester: Monday, February 8, 2027
School breaks: April 26–30, 2027
End of the second semester: June 18, 2027
Exams are held in December/January and May/June, with make-up exams at the end of January and June.
Validation
Compulsory attendance at all classes and examinations: Too many unjustified absences from classes may result in exclusion from the course and inability to sit examinations.
Internship: You can undertake an independent internship approved byENSA Normandie no ECTS credits will be awarded.
Your arrival in Rouen
We recommend that you arrive at least one week before the start of the academic year so that you have time to settle in and meet your incoming mobility coordinator atENSA Normandie. Your incoming mobility coordinator atENSA Normandie will contact youENSA Normandie finalize your administrative and academic registration.
Discover student life in Rouen and at the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie.
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ENSA Normandie MondoPal are joining forces to improve student accommodation on campus!
Health and liability insurance
- European students: To benefit from free French social security, you must be in possession of the European Health Insurance Card that you apply for in your country of origin.
- Non-European students: You must register with the French social security system by contacting the Caisse Primaire d'Assurance Maladie.
Civil liability insurance is compulsory. It must cover both academic and non-academic risks. It protects you against the financial consequences of physical and material damage that you may cause to a legal or physical person during your university activities and also during your internship.
