This Private graduate school, called ISAB (Institut Supérieur Agricole de Beauvais), was created in 1854 by
the Christian Brothers with a specialty in Agriculture.
In 2006, more than 150 years later, the school merged with the Geological Institute, IGAL, and has been
called Institut Polytechnique LaSalle Beauvais until 2016. In 2016, Institut Polytechnique LaSalle Beauvais
merged with the school Esitpa Rouen, then in 2018 with EME Rennes and is now called Institut
Polytechnique UniLaSalle.
UniLaSalle is a center for higher education in the earth, life and environmental sciences that are recognized for
its excellence in France and around the world. Under the aegis of the Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of
Education, UniLaSalle is a member of Conférence des Grandes Ecoles, FESIC and Institut Catholique de Paris.
The La Salle Association has been given the responsibility by the Congregation of Christian Brothers to
supervise our institution in terms of curriculum and teaching methods, pastoral activities and links with
other schools. It ensures that the commitment to the Lasallian mission is maintained.
Worldwide information, see www.lasalle.org; for France, see: www.lasalle-fec.org
The school wishes to encourage values such as respect, sense of commitment and voluntary work, belief in
equality and equal opportunities for the poor and underprivileged. Proof of this commitment can be found
in the personal supervision students receive from faculty members, the promotion of extra-curricular
activities in the academic programme and the comprehensive education offered by campus life and its
vibrant community life.
Indeed campus life offers an exceptional experience of collective living calling upon a sense of responsibility
to serve others and resulting in lifelong friendships.
All of the above is the foundation of the school’s spirit and strength that is shared by the hundreds of
thousands educated every year in LaSallian institutions around the world.
UniLaSalle has 2 500 students with approx. 450 students graduating each year, 250 employees with 105
professors, assistant professors and more than 300 part-time lecturers from companies and partner
universities.