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Five students from the Grande École Program embarked on the dual degree adventure at Polytechnique Montréal, an enriching experience shared as a group.

Discover the award-winning talents on February 11, 2025, on the Paris campus, for their innovative work and scientific contributions in key areas of applied research!

The Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Bordeaux-Talence has positioned itself as a true incubator for innovation by welcoming promising startups in the industrial sector. Among them, Handddle and Perception Manufacturing perfectly illustrate the dynamism of this ecosystem, with the advantages offered to entrepreneurs who choose to set up there and the opportunities for engineering students on campus.

The Paris campus has just signed a partnership agreement with TNP Consultants, a consulting firm renowned for its expertise in business transformation.

Arts et Métiers Safran announce the launch of the CESAME Chair, dedicated to the development of innovative processes in aeronautics. This strategic partnership between academia and industry aims to push the boundaries of metal additive manufacturing to optimize the performance and durability of materials.

The incubator relies on ESF+ funding to develop its activities and improve the support it provides to its incubated start-ups.

At Global Industrie, Arts et Métiers its expertise in digital twins, engineering training, and industrial innovation.

As part of the partnership between the Châlons-en-Champagne campus and Lebronze alloys, students from the campus recently visited the production site in Suippes.

More than 300 engineering students from across the campus, representing all disciplines, had a great opportunity to boost their employability on February 27 during the 16th edition of the Engineers of Tomorrow Forum.

Professional support for students, meetings with LinkedIn experts, and individual interviews with HR managers—the campus is stepping up its initiatives to prepare its engineering students for the challenges of the professional world. Nine academic advisors and more than 240 professionals are involved throughout the year in providing professional support for students.

Around sixty female studentsArts et Métiers part in a special day dedicated to raising awareness of gender diversity issues.

The ANR Young Researchers INDIC project, led by Jean-Patrick Goulmy, lecturer and researcher at the MSMP laboratory, will strengthenArts et Métiers expertiseArts et Métiers the field of surface treatments. It aims to use Digital Image Stereo Correlation to improve real-time control of surface treatments.