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Charlotte Leclercq, bachelor's student, class of 2016.

Charlotte enrolled in the bachelor's degree program in technology in September 2016, a three-year program that allows STI2D high school graduates to obtain an advanced technician's diploma in three years.

Kevin Cepisul,Master's degree in Biomechanics, class of 2015.

At the crossroads between engineering and biomedicine, this specialization matched his interests: technology, sports, and health.

Hugo Virchien, industrial engineering engineer, class of 2012

Since high school, Hugo Virchien had aimed to attend an engineering school in order to pursue careers requiring both technical and management skills.

Laure Retru-Chavastel, general engineer, class of 2016

Laure Retru-Chavastel chose to do her end-of-studies internship with LUSAGE, a living lab for innovation in health and independence. AtBroca Hospital (APHP) in Paris, the student joined a research project dedicated to elderly people with neurodegenerative diseases.

Pierre Pouzin, general engineer, class of 2013

At the end of his first semester of studies on the Lille campus, Pierre Pouzin decided to apply for the Franco-American program—a dual-degree program run in partnership with the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Nicolas Ranc, senior lecturer at PIMM on the Paris campus, has just secured €1.87 million in funding from theEuropean Research Council.

A doctor, engineer, certified teacher, and now entrepreneur, Henri Blanc has been developing the start-up OrthoProsecure for several years, incubated on the Bordeaux campus.

Benjamin Saudreau, bachelor's student, class of 2016.

Having joined the first cohort of the bachelor's degree program, Benjamin is a jack-of-all-trades student who is thriving in this unique three-year program and is already thinking about starting his own business.

"I wanted to study in Paris because there are more new technologies applied in industry than in Colombia," explains this second-year engineering student who is pursuing a double degree on the Paris campus.

After Bordeaux, Châlons-en-Champagne, and Angers, it is now the turn of the Lille campus to offer a Bachelor's degree program. Presentation.

An Arts et Métiers delegation Arts et Métiers Iran last December as part of a meeting between the ministries of both countries.

Nearly 800 participants—engineering students, graduates, and partners—came to watch the discussions between the sixArts et Métiers studentsArts et Métiers Carlos Ghosn.