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At a press conference on September 12, 2023, Arts et Métiers its intention to train more engineers. How? By developing partnerships, increasing the range of courses on offer, opening new campuses, and more.

Christophe Olivier arrived on Friday, September 1, before the students returned to school, as educational coordinator, in charge of developing continuing education for AMTALENTS.

Arts et Métiers offer training courses to educate future technicians and engineers in the field of electric batteries.

The Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Châlons and Lebronze Alloys, an industrial group specializing in the production of semi-finished and finished products made from high-performance technical copper and nickel alloys, have signed a one-year sponsorship agreement.

The Aconit (Actuators for Surge Control in Gas Turbine) project aims to control the internal flow of turbine engines, the most common form of propulsion system used in modern aircraft. The Aconit project, coordinated by Arts et Métiers, will end in December 2023.

More than 150 people attended the inauguration of WOMAM, the campus's high-performance Industry 4.0 machining platform, on September 6.

A new photo library, the launch of a podcast series, and a simplified student app: these are three new tools offered by the Communications Department.

Providing companies with a comprehensive overview of Arts et Métiers offerings Arts et Métiers working with manufacturers on their employer branding are the two priorities that Philippe Rouch has set himself.

Solidarity campaign "J'en pince pour le Faubourg" (I'm crazy about Faubourg): Students at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille are taking action!

Linking industry and education is the goal of the "Practice 4.0" demonstration platform on the Bordeaux campus.

Twelve American students from various universities, including Texas A&M University (College Station, Qatar), Lamar University, and the University of Texas (Austin, Rio Grande Valley), had the opportunity to work on cutting-edge research projects.