Master’s Degree in Aerospace – International Air Transport Operations Management (IATOM)

Yes, you can stay on our campuses, subject to availability.

Students can benefit from Toul’Box services if they wish to be assisted in their arrival in France.
All students receive information to help them find housing suited to their needs, either on campus, near the campus or in the city center.

More information below:

– ISAE-SUPAERO’s Campus

• For foreign students, please use the toulbox service

https://toulbox.univ-toulouse.fr/en

• Students  of all nationalities can also check the

Alteal website

– ENAC’s Campus

• For foreign students, please use the toulbox service

https://toulbox.univ-toulouse.fr/en

• For French students, please go to

Campus Accommodation | ENAC for ENAC students

ENAC’S PROCESS

Once 50% of the tuition fees have been paid, the ENAC admission department will provide you with your admission letter, which will enable you to reserve your accommodation: for international students via the Toul’box service (free of charge) and for French students via TWIMM. Book on this page.

On ISAE-SUPAERO’s campus, no, there are individual rooms only, but there are kitchens and common areas.

On ENAC’s campus, rooms description here

Yes, provided you provide an invitation to take an English test. Some students may not have time to take the English test before submitting their application. This is possible, but you must provide proof of the date you plan to take the test. If you are admitted to the programme, you will be admitted provided you pass the English test before the start of classes.

Once your admission notification has been sent to you, you have 3 weeks to confirm your admission and reserve your place in the Master’s programme. A deposit towards your tuition fees is required at this time. This deposit is non-refundable. Until the deposit is paid, your admission to the programme will not be confirmed, and after 3 weeks, your place will be offered to another candidate.

ISAE-SUPAERO deposit : 1500 €

ENAC deposit : 1000 €

For both schools, the remaining training fees must be paid according to the provided schedule.

Yes, except for applicants who are citizens of: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, United Kingdom, United States.

No, no interview is planned, but it is possible to have an interview with the guidance officers or program leaders during the phase preceding the application submission.

Hold a bachelor’s degree obtained abroad or equivalent in the following fields: mechanical engineering, mechatronics, aerospace, electronics, electrical, computer science, telecommunications, etc. or a Bachelor’s degree in science and engineering obtained in France. Students with an excellent level, graduates in mathematics or physics can also apply for the TSAAE master’s degree.

– CV/Curriculum (written in English)

– Letter of motivation: Applicants are asked to provide a rationale for each programme to which they are applying. They may choose to submit either:

– A single motivation letter containing a separate section for each programme choice

– Or a separate motivation letter for each programme choice, with all letters merged into a single document

– Copy of the last diploma or certificate of enrollment for the current year*

– Transcripts from the last 2 to 3 years of academic study*

– English test results:

– Citizens of Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States are exempt

– All other students must take an English test, even if they studied at an English-speaking university (no exemption possible)

– List of tests and minimum scores accepted:

– TOEFL iBT (87 – 4,5 on the new coring scale)

– TOEIC Listening & Reading (850)

– TOEIC Listening, Speaking, Reading & Writing (785)

– IELTS Academic (6)

– CAE/FCE Cambridge (170)

– Linguaskill Listening, Speaking, Reading & writing (170)

– Linguaskill Listening and Reading (180+)

– Online versions of the above tests are accepted

– Test results must be no more than two years old; for the September 2027 intake, we accept tests taken on or after January 1, 2024

– Students who do not have an English language test at the time of application may provide a letter registration for a test, and may send us the results at a later date

– 2 letters of recommendation:

– the letters are sent directly by the professors/professionals, who will receive a message with instructions as soon as the application is submitted online by the candidate

– application fee of €100.

List of tests and minimum scores accepted :
TOEFL IBT (Inst.Code : 9820) : 87
TOEIC: 785 (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing)
TOEIC: 850 (Listening, Reading)
IELTS (academics): 6
CAE/FCE Cambridge: 170
Linguaskill: 170 (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing)
The test must be less than 2 years old.

The candidate must submit an application on the TSAAE website. Any complete application received within the set deadline will be reviewed by the admissions panel.

It is advisable to submit your application early in order to increase your chances of admission.

2 letters of recommendation are required:

For young graduates: it is highly recommended to provide letters from one academic advisor, and from one professional advisor (mentor of an internship for example)

For Professionals: 2 letters of recommendation from managers

The city of Toulouse is very well served: Toulouse-Blagnac airport is 15 minutes from the campus, and Toulouse-Matabiau train station is also 15 minutes away. You can reach Paris in 4.5 hours by train or 1 hour by plane, Lyon in 5 hours by train and 1 hour by plane, Marseille in 4 hours by train, and Bordeaux in 2 hours by car or carpool!

A deposit (non-refundable) must be paid upon receipt of the admission committee’s results to confirm your registration for the Advanced Master®.

ISAE-SUPAERO deposit: €1,500

ENAC deposit:  €1,000

For both institutes, the balance must be paid according to the calendar provided.

In addition to tuition fees, a monthly budget of around €900-€1000 is required (accommodation, food, transport, health insurance, miscellaneous expenses).

The programmes offered by TSAAE make it difficult to combine classes, group work, report writing, and exam preparation with a student job. However, students sometimes find a small job on campus for between 10 and 20 hours per week.