Since its creation in 1780, Arts et Métiers to responding to constantly evolving industrial challenges and societal issues. Its primary mission? To train engineers who are specialists in sustainable technologies: engineers capable of designing environmentally friendly products and systems, but also of managing industrial organizations while controlling risks and costs.
Close to the industrial environment
These are the skills that recruiters are looking for today. With 14 campuses across France, Arts et Métiers exceptional proximity to the industrial sector. This unique positioning allows it to align its programs closely with the needs of businesses. This ambition is supported by its international outlook: its network of 170 partner schools and universities abroad offers a wide variety of study programs abroad.
A comprehensive range of initial and continuing education programs
As a prestigious engineering school, Arts et Métiers constantly Arts et Métiers its range of initial and continuing education programs. It now offersgeneral engineering andspecialized engineering courses (work-study programs), a bachelor's degree in technology, as well as 27 research master's degrees, 16 specialized master's degrees, and 1 MBA and doctoral studies. The entire spectrum of technological training in higher education, from bachelor's to master's degrees, is thus covered to meet all needs and expectations.
Five strategic research areas
As a disseminator of knowledge and innovation, Arts et Métiers also Arts et Métiers to their production, thanks to 15 research laboratories and a doctoral school. The challenge? To meet the expectations of French and international industry and prepare for the future. The scientific teams are engaged in five major strategic areas, corresponding to five economic sectors: transport, energy, health, housing, and production. These fields are divided into 20 areas of research, such as digital engineering, biomechanical design, thermal energy, and collaborative robotics. Researchers and students can work on the entire life cycle of a product: from design to production and recycling.
Common tools for collaborative projects
Research and training thus benefit from the close relationships between the school and its industrial partners, who share the same objectives: to initiate collaborative projects that promote the emergence of new technologies. To reinforce this dynamic, the Arts et Métiers sites Arts et Métiers common tools Arts et Métiers : national alliances bringing together other research centers and industrial partners; the ARTS Carnot Institute, which brings together 20 laboratories—thoseArts et Métiers academic institutions; and commercialization structures, such as the AMValor subsidiary andincubation andentrepreneurship programs.
A public institution at the heart of networks of excellence
Arts et Métiers the status of a public scientific, cultural, and professional institution (EPCSCP) and, as such, is under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. The school is fully involved in networks aimed at promoting education and research: it is a founding member of the ParisTech PRES ( Research and Higher Education Cluster) and the HESAM University community.
Key figures
- Over 100,000 engineers trained since 1780
- Staff: 6,000 students per year, including approximately:
- 5,000 engineering students
- 200 students in the Bachelor of Technology Program
- 250 Master's students
- 250 students in Specialized Master's programs
- 230 doctoral students
- 1,100 teaching, technical, and administrative staff
- 15 laboratories and research teams
- 10 engineering programs
- Budget :
- Consolidated budget: €120 million per year
- Continuing education revenue: €6.5 million per year
- Revenue from research contracts: €15 million per year
