The ESTP Bachelor in Science and Engineering – GeoData & Civil Engineering trains professionals capable of supporting the transformation of the construction sector by integrating digital transition challenges, spatial planning, and the use of geospatial data.
Developed with the support of the Ordre des Géomètres-Experts, the programme addresses the growing demand for technical and transversal skills in civil engineering and GeoData-related professions.
The programme aims to train intermediate-level professionals who can master modern topographic practices and digital tools such as drones, GIS, BIM, and advanced GPS systems. It responds to the sector’s need for upskilling, enhances the attractiveness of technical professions, and aligns fully with the ambitions of lifelong learning in the construction and public works sector.
he programme is organised around competency blocks delivered over three years, combining academic learning and professional experience.
Students follow courses in: Topographic techniques, Digital tools (GIS, BIM), Land law, Urban planning, Project management, Construction site management.
Each module is project-based and rooted in real professional situations. Teaching relies on real-life case studies, teamwork, and company immersion. Regular practical assignments and supervised projects ensure strong anchoring of knowledge and the development of field-ready skills.
A programme combining topography, building construction, civil engineering, and public works to train operational professionals.
A solid foundation in civil engineering, topography, site organisation, and regulations to intervene effectively on construction projects.
A curriculum designed to train intermediate-level professionals capable of supervising construction sites in line with digital and environmental challenges.
The Bachelor prepares graduates to contribute to spatial development projects by mastering data, tools, standards, and team coordination.
Carry out topographic surveys and use measurement tools (GPS, drones, scanners) to collect accurate field data.
Process and model geospatial data using GIS and professional software to support planning and construction decisions.
Contribute to land surveying and property documentation under supervision, with a sound understanding of legal and regulatory frameworks.
Participate in construction, renovation, and spatial planning projects while integrating environmental and technical constraints.
Develop managerial and interpersonal skills to work effectively in teams, manage assignments, and coordinate project stakeholders.
High school student, Post-secondary reorientation
For national applicants :
For international applicants :
Scientific or technological high school diploma, or STI2D equivalent.
For all applicants:
Admission based on application review
Minimum French level required: A2
Important:
To apply, candidates must be under 30 years old and must not have been out of school for more than 2 years if they have no professional activity or if they work outside the construction sector.
Candidates who have been out of school for up to 4 years may apply if they have professional experience in the construction sector.
Year 1:
Applications are submitted via Parcoursup platform for French applicants or international applicants coming from a French educational institution, and through our platform for international applicants who do not come from a French educational institution.
Year 2:
For both national and international applicants, applications must be submitted through our platform.
Year 2 admissions sessions:
Jury on April 1 → deadline for submitting a complete application: March 18
Jury on May 6 → deadline for submitting a complete application: April 22
Jury on June 3 → deadline for submitting a complete application: May 20
Jury on July 1 → deadline for submitting a complete application: June 17
For international applicants: Application sessions open from November 24, 2025 to July 3, 2026
Jury on Wednesday, February 25 → deadline for submitting a complete application: Friday, February 11 at 12:00 pm
Jury on Wednesday, March 25 → deadline for submitting a complete application: Friday, March 11 at 12:00 pm
Jury on Wednesday, April 15 → deadline for submitting a complete application: Friday, April 1 at 12:00 pm
Jury on Wednesday, May 27 → deadline for submitting a complete application: Friday, May 13 at 12:00 pm
Jury on Wednesday, June 24 → deadline for submitting a complete application: Friday, June 10 at 12:00 pm
Jury on Wednesday, July 8 → deadline for submitting a complete application: Wednesday, June 24 at 12:00 pm
Mandatory five-week internship in Year 1 to discover on-site realities
Mandatory apprenticeship in Years 2 and 3
Certification is based on several assessment methods:
Continuous assessment (projects, oral presentations, practical exercises)
Final assessments (written exams, internship report, oral defence before a jury)
Recognition of competencies acquired in the host company
Each competency block may be validated independently. Assessment relies on concrete projects such as:
Designing a topographic survey plan
Producing an urban planning or land development file
Modelling a building using BIM tools
An inclusive teaching approach is implemented for students with disabilities.
A four-week international mobility period is available in Year 2 only, through:
An internship abroad
A humanitarian project
An academic stay
Because funding should never be a barrier to ambition, ESTP offers personalized support and a wide range of solutions accessible to all profiles. Scholarships for academic excellence, assistance from the ESTP Foundation, public programs (CROUS, Erasmus+), partnerships with companies or banks, paid internships, work-study programs, assignments through the Junior Enterprise… everything is done to enable everyone to build their career path with confidence. Our goal: to give you the means to move forward with peace of mind, from the first day of your training to your entry into the workforce.
Graduates access a wide range of career opportunities, including:
Surveying Project Manager (Geomatics / Topography)
Drone Pilot
Infrastructure Design Technician
GeoData Integration Specialist
Assistant Chartered Surveyor
Bachelor’s programmes are available on the following campuses:
Cachan: Construction Management | GeoData and Civil Engineering | Site Manager
Dijon: Construction Management
Orléans: Construction Management
Troyes: Architecture and Construction
Aix-en-Provence: Civil Engineering and Public Works
Graduates from the Construction Management, Architecture and Construction, and GeoData and Civil Engineering bachelor’s programmes may apply for entry into the first year of the engineering programme.
Graduates from the Site Manager and Civil Engineering and Public Works bachelor’s programmes may continue in the work-study engineering track.
First year: via the Parcoursup platform.
Second or third year: by submitting an application through the ESTP online admissions platform (OP ESTP).
Several funding options are available depending on your status (scholarships, financial aid, work-study programmes). More information is available on the Financing Your Studies page.
The host company covers the full cost of the programme.
The Bachelor’s degrees in Construction Management, Architecture and Construction, and GeoData and Civil Engineering are accredited and confer the Licence degree (Bachelor’s level).
The work-study Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and Public Works is currently undergoing accreditation.
The Site Manager Bachelor’s programme is an ESTP institutional diploma at Bachelor’s level (three-year degree).
You will receive a notification once your application has been reviewed by the admissions board.
No. Tuition fees are fully covered by the host company under the apprenticeship contract.
Yes. Admission to the first year is via the Parcoursup platform.
