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The disciplines united in the ENAC School are called upon to produce innovative solutions that enable them to face up to the most important challenge of our time: guaranteeing a sustainable environment. This multi-faceted field requires long-term research at a multidisciplinary and international level. This research is conducted in terms of a creative interaction between art, science and engineering. Our range of courses includes studies for a Bachelor's or Master's degree in architecture, civil engineering and environmental engineering, postgraduate course cycles, and doctoral programmes. The originality of our teaching lies in the establishment of links between the disciplines in order to provide students with the tools required to design and build together.

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Prof. E. Brühwiler and Dr E. Denarié, from the MCS Laboratory, receive a FP7 credit >> more	Monday 23th November 2009, 16:15 [conference] In the Environmental engineering seminar series - IIE
Prof. H. Gugger, director of LAPA Laboratory, leaves the architectural office Herzog et De Meuron >> more	Tuesday 24th November 2009 [inaugural lectures] Prof. Ch. Ancey and Prof. J.-F. Molinari - SGC
EPFL ranked first in Europe in the field of  Engineering/Technology and Computer Sciences  >> more	Wednesday 25 & Thursday 26 November 2009 [conferences] Environmental Engineering - Soil Complexity - ENAC Deanship
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