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The2022 activity reportArts et Métiers the institution's key figures for the year 2022.

Intended for journalists and the institution's academic and industrial partners, this 28-pagedocument has been producedby the institution's Communications Department and Data Observatory (view the report online).

You will find all the highlights of 2022 on various topics: training, research, corporate relations, international affairs, CSR, etc.

The activity report also provides key figures in terms of staff numbers and employability (positions, sectors of activity, job characteristics, etc.) of Arts et Métiers students, as well as in terms of research/innovation/promotion, finance, corporate relations, human resources, communication, etc.  

KEY FIGURES:

  • 5,864 students, including3,836in the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme
  • 82% of students signed their first contract within four months, including60% before graduating.
  • 89% of graduates employed in the private sector in France are on permanent contracts. 97% have executive status.
  • 690scientific publications
  • 9patents filed
  • 20 European projects currently underway
  • 26patrons, including10new ones
  • 4,000companies have collaborated with Arts et Métiers
  • 35,000 alumni

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