Take part in the Open House dedicated to Specialized Masters® on March 11!

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Are you interested in a Specialized Master's® program? Arts et Métiers invites Arts et Métiers to an Open House on Thursday, March 11, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. You will have the opportunity to meet with the academic directors of these programs as well as current students!

Specialized Master's degrees are postgraduate programs with a professional focus that enable students to acquire expertise or dual- competence in a rapidly growing role, profession, or sector: Change and Sustainable Innovation Manager, Collaborative Robotics Expert, Innovation and Business Development Manager, etc.

The quality of the research andArts et Métiers close tiesArts et Métiers industry ensure that its programs are tailored to the needs of businesses.

Three themes and one room dedicated to training

The Masters will be grouped into three main themes to facilitate visits:

  • environment and energy;
  • engineering, industrial production, and new technologies;
  • management and organization.

The 14 Master's programs will have a room where you can meet with the program director and students. In addition, there will be a space dedicated to presenting the school.

This event will take place on the immersive Laval Virtual World platform, just like the Open House Day held in November! To watch the after movie, click here!

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