Where is Campus de Saint-Mandé?

The Campus de Saint-Mandé of Ecole Nationale des Sciences Géographiques (ENSG) serves as a key location for specialized training and research in geographic and cartographic sciences. Located near Paris, this campus hosts facilities closely tied to the Institut National de l’Information Géographique et Forestière (IGN), providing students with unique access to national mapping resources and expertise. The programs here are tailored to meet the needs of professionals and researchers in geospatial data management and analysis.

• Advanced Cartography: Focuses on the creation and interpretation of detailed maps for various governmental and commercial purposes.
• Geospatial Data Management: Covers the organization, storage, and retrieval of large-scale geographic datasets.
• Remote Sensing and Image Analysis: Trains students in the use of satellite imagery for environmental monitoring and disaster management.
• Geodetic Sciences: Explores precise positioning and measurement techniques for global and regional mapping projects.
• Geographic Information Science: Combines theoretical and applied approaches to spatial data analysis and visualization.

The Saint-Mandé campus is particularly renowned for its integration with IGN’s resources, offering students opportunities to work on real-world projects such as national topographic databases and forest inventory systems. The campus fosters a collaborative environment with access to cutting-edge technology and historical cartographic archives. Faculty members are often industry experts, ensuring that the education provided is both current and relevant to the evolving demands of the geospatial sector. This campus is ideal for students aiming to contribute to national and international geographic information initiatives.