Cole Des Mines

The cole nationale suprieure des Mines de Paris (also known as cole des Mines de Paris, ENSMP, les Mines, Mines Paris) is one of the French generalist and most prominent engineering Grandes Ecoles. Despite its small size (120 students in a year), it is very famous in French industry. Created in 1783 on the request of King Louis XVI in order to train "intelligent directors of mines" the cole des Mines has settled in the Htel de Vendme (all along the Jardin du Luxembourg in the 6th arrondissement of Paris). It also has annexes in Fontainebleau, vry and Sophia-Antipolis (Nice). Its former vocation to train mining engineers evolved in the course of time, because of technological progress and transformations of society. ENSMP has become nowadays a "generalist" school, with a broad variety of disciplines. Its students are for the most part supposed to have management position in industrial companies and receive a good training not only in technical fields but also in economics and social sciences. (e.g. a sociology course by Bruno Latour) It is an application school of cole Polytechnique, and provides education for the Corps of Mines. Two of its alumni have got a Nobel Prize : Other coles des Mines include:

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