campus within the school year. The study program is modelled on European engineering schools with integrated undergraduate and graduate studies: three years of integrated undergraduate cycle, then two years of graduate studies, all followed by internship programmes in businesses. However, students can also apply for a paid halftime internship throughout scholar year. Admission requirements are French Baccalaureat S, STI ou STL (or their international equivalents), and can also be made during the BAC+1, BAC+2 and BAC+3 levels after further education in Computer Science. Certificates The training is validated by a diploma, registered by a national commission within the National Professional Certification Register (RNCP), after the decision of the National Professional Certification Commission (CNCP), at Level I. In addition to the degree delivered by the school, all SUPINFO students will obtain official professional certificates from Microsoft, Oracle Corporation, Cisco, IBM, Sun Microsystems, Mandriva, Novell or Apple Inc. Though, the costs for the Microsoft, Cisco, Mandriva and Novell certifications are included in the school fees. Legal status Legally, the school is a non-profit organisation in France. from 2009 to 2020 it was an SAS. Alumni The following are SUPINFO graduates: Tristan Nitot (1989), founder of Mozilla Europe. References External links SUPINFO official website Universities and colleges in France Educational institutions established in 1965 1965 establishments in France