Our admission routes
Candidates can enter our programme via the following routes:
- Master’s degree or equivalent in science, law, business, transport and logistics, tourism.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in science, law, commerce, transport and logistics, tourism with at least 3 years’ significant professional experience.
Our application stages
To apply for our programme, please submit your application online. The following documents are required:
- CV (in English)
- covering letter (in English)
- copy of the most recent diploma obtained or a certificate of enrollment for the current academic year*
- Work certificates (for professionals)
- Transcripts of marks for the last 3 years of study
- 2 letters of recommendation (one academic and one professional); recommenders will receive instructions as soon as the application has been submitted online
- English language test results:
All applicants must provide an English language certificate, including those who have completed their studies in English. Candidates of Australian, Canadian, Irish, New Zealand, South Africa, British and American nationalities are exempt.
- TOEFL IBT (87)
- TOEIC Listening & Reading (850)
- TOEIC Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing (785)
- IELTS Academic (6)
- CAE/FCE Cambridge (170)
- Linguaskill (170)
Online versions of the above tests are accepted.
For the September 2026 school year, we accept tests taken on or after January 1, 2023.
Candidates who do not have an English test at the time of application can provide a test registration notice and send us the results at a later date, without this blocking the admission process.
- Jobseekers: Proof of registration with France Travail
- Foreign nationals residing in France: Proof of tax status for the last 2 years and residence permit
- Application fee: €100 (non-refundable)
* Official documents must be officially translated into French or English.
Applications for the 2026 intake of our Master’s and Advanced Master’s programmes are now closed.
Applications for the 2027 intake will open in October 2026.
Accessibility for people with disabilities
For students, ENAC has put in place a support strategy for students with disabilities: Individual support for people with disabilities.
Improving access for all to the school's buildings and facilities.
Training and raising awareness of disability issues.
The ENAC strategy includes :
- Recruitment of disabled workers.
- Training for disabled people to enable them to develop professionally.
- Actions to maintain employment, which take the form of job studies and work adjustments or specific equipment.
- Actions to raise awareness on campus among students and employees: organisation of sports and disability days. The idea was to offer everyone the chance to practise a disabled sport.
- Training initiatives for all staff, with the aim of making them more welcoming and more aware of disability issues.
- Recruitment of civil servant students who are recognised as disabled workers.
- A policy of purchasing from the sheltered sector, with in particular a contract for the maintenance of green spaces signed with an ESAT.
- A reinforced policy of making all premises accessible.
Disability Officer