Associate Lecturer, STA (CIMA), Full-Time

Founded in 1904,ENSA Normandie in 1984 to the towns of Darnétal and Rouen, where it is housed in a former factory (built in the mid-19th century) set within a 2.5-hectare park. Today, the school offers 5,000 m² of space dedicated to teaching. An additional 500 m² dedicated to research will be added in 2024. It is a member of ComuE, which brings together all of Normandy’s higher education and research institutions. It is a partner in the “Excellences” projects of the University of Rouen (anticipating transitions and addressing multiple risks) and the University of Le Havre (creating a polytechnic campus for maritime and port regions) It employs 52 faculty members—including 6 professors and 5 HDR-qualified researchers—along with 100 external instructors and an administrative team of 40 staff members to educate nearly 700 students. Its educational program is characterized by a Bachelor’s degree offering a clearly defined progressive curriculum that culminates in a semester focused on international exposure. This Bachelor’s degree is offered as a dual-track program combining a Bachelor’s in Architecture with a Bachelor of Engineering (INSA Rouen) and as a Bachelor’s program taught in Hanoi. The Master’s program is structured into three areas of study: Experimentation (architecture and ecology), Transform (challenges of intervening in existing structures), and Urban and Regional Architecture. It awards the DRAQ Master’s degree through a dual-track program with the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Le Havre and the Architect-Engineer Master’s program (INSA Rouen). Since July 2023, ENSAN Normandie has been accredited to award doctoral degrees.