International career

Engineers Without Borders

Being an engineer also means leading international projects and working in a multicultural environment. Arts et Métiers all students the opportunity to gain this experience during their studies. Mobility, ranging from two months to two years, takes the form of an internship or academic exchange.

More than 170 foreign institutions and universities around the world have signed agreements with Arts et Métiers. Two types of stays are available.

Dual degree study abroad programs

The length of the stay varies, depending on the university programs, from two to four semesters. Most courses involve extending the initial length of study (by one to two semesters). This experience allows engineering students to receive, at the end of their training, the Arts et Métiers diploma Arts et Métiers the diploma corresponding to the studies completed at the host university.

There are three dual-degree programs available: integrated dual engineering degree programs, Master of Science programs, and dual Master's programs.

Integrated dual degree programs: list of courses

The list below shows the various schools, universities, or institutions that offer these dual degrees.

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Masters of Science

These courses are equivalent to the third year of engineering studies. Students obtain an Arts et Métiers engineering degree Arts et Métiers a Master of Science from the partner school or institution. Several universities in Australia, the United States, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom are involved in this program.

The double master's degree

The school offers a dual master's degree program between France and Sweden:

With the Royal Institute of Technology(Stockholm): the first two years at Arts et Métiers, the third year at the Royal Institute of Technology, and the fourth year in the Knowledge Integration in Mechanical Production research master's program at Arts et Métiers.

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A Franco-German program on the Metz campus

Since 1996, the Metz campus has offered a dual French-German degree program as part of its partnership with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Over the past 20 years, more than 650 French and German students have completed this program, which is integrated into the first year of the general engineering program. This program leads to a dual French-German degree in general engineering Arts et Métiers a Master's degree from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). It is open to all students applying to join the general engineering program.
Candidates must indicate their interest in applying for this dual degree when registering for the oral exams. Candidates will take a specific oral exam at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Paris during the oral exams. In addition to the candidate's academic evaluation, motivation will be an important selection criterion.
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