Grande Ecole Engineer
The School of Bio-Industries & Biotechnologies
EBI, the school of bio-industries & biotechnology, trains those who want to innovate with living things to tackle major challenges in health, well-being, food, and environmental transition.
A pioneer for over 30 years, EBI combines life sciences, industrial and digital technologies, along with a deep understanding of economic, regulatory, human, and environmental issues in its engineering, bachelor’s, and specialized master’s programs®. This energy is supported by a research unit evaluated by HCERES, which helps maintain a high level of scientific rigor and strengthens the links between research, innovation, education, and the industrial world. A member of CGE, EBI is certified by CTI and recognized as EESPIG under its association status—law 1901.
EBI. Innovate, transform, make an impact
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Food industry
The leading French industrial sector, the food industry employs around 500,000 people. The 18,000 companies offer 30,000 jobs to be renewed each year.
Cosmetic
France is the world leader in this sector with 25% of the market share, prestige and an indisputable lead in the luxury and active cosmetics segments.
Pharmaceutical
25% of the former are found in the pharmaceutical industry, which today employs around 100,000 people in France, with nearly 20,000 people dedicated to research and development.
Environment
More than 21,000 companies operate in the fields of water, air, soil, noise, waste treatment, energy and renewable energies.
