École Polytechnique Virtual Open Day

For the second year in a row, École Polytechnique hosts an Open Day – this year in virtual format, on Saturday, October 10, 2020, starting at 10 a.m. CET. Fully bilingual (French-English), the event is open to the general public. This year’s virtual Open Day gives the unique opportunity to discover École Polytechnique in a new way and envision your future studies on campus!

Driven by the success of the first edition, École Polytechnique hosts its second Open Day on October 10, 2020. In order to allow students and future candidates to discover the different programs offered at École Polytechnique, all academic program directors will participate in this year’s virtual Open Day, interacting with high school students and their parents, and all other potential future candidates.

This virtual and fully interactive event targets both French and international audiences, and is offered in French and in English. This year’s virtual Open Day strives to offer international participants the opportunity to follow the conferences and ask their questions live.

Education, Research, Entrepreneurship, Innovation – Discover l’X in a New Way

Throughout the day, participants have the opportunity to attend conferences, interspersed with short videos and testimonials. The morning sessions feature two webinars for professionals on continuing education (Executive Master and Executive Education programs). Eric Labaye, President of École Polytechnique and of Institut Polytechnique de Paris, opens the afternoon session, followed by conferences on the academic programs offered at l’X (Ingénieur Polytechnicien program, Bachelor of Science program, and Masters of Science & Technology programs). Participants will also discover the entrepreneurship options available, through the testimony of Nicolas Cruaud, Co-founder of Néolithe, a start-up incubated at l’X. Finally, the academic and research programs offered by Institut Polytechnique de Paris will be highlighted with a presentation by Yves Laszlo, Provost of École Polytechnique and Chairman of the Academic and Research Committee of Institut Polytechnique de Paris.