The Executive Master’s in Lean Project Management and Supply Chain, jointly offered by IMT Mines Albi and the Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, has received the Eduniversal 2026 Award for Best New Program. This recent honor recognizes an innovative program designed to address the challenges of performance, transformation, and sustainability in business.

At IMT Mines Albi, the engineering program draws on a strong network of industry partners, enabling students to gain hands-on experience throughout their studies. These collaborations offer concrete learning opportunities through site visits, projects, internships, and work-study programs in the fields of industry, process engineering, energy, data, and industrial engineering.

IMT Mines Albi ranks 32nd among France's top engineering schools, according to L'Étudiant's 2026 rankings, out of 174 institutions evaluated.

IMT Mines Albi and H2TEAM are combining their expertise by signing a partnership agreement. The aim of this collaboration is to bring the school and the company closer together, promote the exchange of skills, and create opportunities for engineering students and innovation.

IMT Mines Albi is a leading general engineering school located in Occitanie, at the heart of a modern and innovative campus. As a member of the Institut Mines-Télécom, it offers an excellent engineering education with an international outlook, open to businesses and major technological and environmental challenges.

Manuela Cardona Ocampo is the winner of the Eiffel 2025 scholarship, a tremendous recognition for the young student and an essential lever in realizing her professional project.

Victoire is a 2nd year engineering student at IMT Mines Albi and winner of the 22nd Annual Rolls-Royce Lecture Competition.

Emmanuelle Claude KAPGANG NZAWE is the winner of the Eiffel 2025 scholarship, a tremendous recognition for the young student and an essential lever in realizing her professional project.

Lala Aïcha SARR is a doctoral student at the Industrial Engineering center of IMT Mines Albi. Winner of the Institut Mines-Télécom's call for applications for doctoral student mobility, she is currently working on her thesis on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support business process modeling and orchestration.

As of April 1, 2025, Franck Journeau is the new Director of Training at IMT Mines Albi. He will be in charge of the strategic and operational management of the school's training programs, in line with IMT's strategic orientations. Franck Journeau was previously Director of Studies at EURECOM, Sophia-Antipolis. He succeeds Bruno Ladevie, who was head of training at IMT Mines Albi for 5 years.