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On August 28, 2025, during a Franco-German seminar on the circular economy held at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Bordeaux-Talence, the Franco-German GENIUS chair was officially launched. The chair is jointly supported by Arts et Métiers the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), with the backing of the Franco-German University (UFA).

Every year, work-study programs attract more and more students looking for practical, hands-on, paid training. In engineering schools, this type of learning represents a real opportunity to gain training while gradually entering the world of work.

At Arts et Métiers, work-study programs are at the heart of the educational approach to training operational engineers with a solid scientific and technical background and a strong immersion in corporate culture, fostered by real-world experience in the workplace and encouraged by significant cross-disciplinary teaching in the academic curriculum.

ParisTech launches its 2025 campaign for its international engineering recruitment program!

ParolesArts et Métiers is back with a new episode: Meet Jean-Christophe Loiseau: fluid mechanics, machine learning, and nonlinear systems.

Last June, the Metz campus received the Fonds Vert Territoires d'industrie en transition écologique (Green Fund for Industries in Ecological Transition) award from the French government for its "Green Evolutive Learning Factory project. This award highlights the exemplary nature of this project.  

Supported by Arts et Métiers, the two major projects CAIRE and JENII share the same ambition: to support the transformation of teaching practices in higher education in response to the major challenges posed by digital technology, AI, and immersive environments. While one is beginning its national rollout, the other is coming to an end... Let's take a look back at an academic year rich in advances and prospects!

Evolutive Learning Factories ELF) are transforming teaching practices to make them more agile and innovative, with the aim of training engineers who are prepared for the challenges of tomorrow's industries.

Miguel Cruz Lopez is originally from Mexico City, Mexico. He arrived in France on August 28, 2024, to enroll in the Bachelor of Technology program at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Bordeaux-Talence. In this interview, he shares his experience as an international student, between cultural discovery and his first steps in a three-year program to become a leader in innovation.

Audrey Laventure, originally from the University of Montreal, was invited to join the PIMM laboratoryArts et Métiers collaborate with Sébastien Roland and his team. After spending two months in France, she speaks of how enriching the experience was, both scientifically and personally.

The SYSPEC® Specialized Master's degree, offered on the Lille campus for 18 years, is getting a makeover! Under the impetus of its change in management, the program has been thoroughly redesigned to better meet the current needs of the industry, strengthen its national and international influence, and regain its position as a benchmark in continuing education. This new dynamic marks a decisive step for this degree, which is now offered exclusively by Arts et Métiers, following the end of its co-accreditation with JUNIA, which did not wish to continue the partnership.

On the Metz campus, second-year students in the Grande École Program spend a semester working on the design of a connecting rod, a component of a hydrogen engine. This real-world case study allows them to apply what they have learned in the various courses in this teaching sequence.  

True to the spirit of transmission and cohesionArts et Métiers, the students of the BO222 class at the Bordeaux-Talence campus marked their passage by creating an Ex key that reflected their creativity and collective commitment. Combining technical expertise, aesthetics, and know-how, this project illustrates the students' attachment to the heritage of the Gadz'Arts.