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Want to kick off your career with real challenges? Salah Bennani, who graduated last September with Master of Science in KIMP (Knowledge Integration in Mechanical Production), seized the opportunity through the VTE (Regional Corporate Volunteer Program). 

Launched in September 2020, the “Science and Technology for Digital Transformation” training chair, in partnership with Sopra Steria Next, is hosting 26 third-year students from the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme Arts et Métiers. This is the first training chair offered at Arts et Métiers.
Read the testimonials of three students enrolled in this program, which focuses on the technological, organizational, and societal challenges of digital transformation.

Despite the difficult circumstances, the External Relations Department at the Aix-en-Provence campus organized the second edition of its recruitment forum, dedicated to finding internships, professional training contracts, and first jobs, entirely online.
Nineteen companies responded to its call.

On November 16, Nicolas Candelier, a recent graduate Arts et Métiers, won first prize in Eurovia's challenge for the best final-year projects. The challenge recognizes the expertise and innovative abilities of engineering students completing their final-year internships at Eurovia.

The Angers campus has signed its first sponsorship agreement with Souriau, a global leader in high-performance interconnection technologies. This win-win agreement is the continuation of a collaboration that began two years ago and demonstrates the desire of both parties to strengthen their ties.

Signing a professional training contract allows students to gain their first paid work experience while continuing their studies. Some third-year specializations in the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme are thus offered through professional training contracts.
The benefits and promising career prospects explained by those most directly involved: the student, the company, and the school. 

After spending a year atthe Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), students enrolled in the Franco-German dual degree program complete a six-month research-oriented internship, known as MasterArbeit. This is an opportunity for them to gain their first long-term work experience in a company, but in Germany! Octavie Bouy and Guillaume Verrier look back on their internship, which ended this summer.

Jean-Rémy Chardonnet, Etienne Pessard, and Jean-Yves Dantan are professors and researchers at Arts et Métiers. Last year, they spent a year each in Germany, Canada, and Denmark. Here's a look back at their immersion abroad.

Simon Poujade is a continuous improvement consultant at Kaizen Institute. This Arts et Métiers engineer Arts et Métiers Bo214) shares his experience with engineering students at the Lille campus through lectures in industrial management courses.

Conducted in collaboration withthe Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) as part of the Franco-German Institute for the Industry of the Future, the AdeQuaT research project began this year and will run for three years. It brings together researchers from the Design, Manufacturing and Control Laboratory (LCFC) at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz and researchers from WBK in Germany.

The ANR Young Researcher Project (ANR JCJC) named INTEGRATIONwill enable Fabien Viprey to begin his high-precision activities within the UGV team at LaBoMaP.

The Arts et Métiers teams Arts et Métiers those at the Valeo site in Amiens (Transmission Systems) have followed up on the signing of the 2018 industrial chair with numerous projects.