Presentation
The Mechanical Engineering program aims to train specialists capable of analyzing and mastering complex mechanical systems in constantly evolving industrial environments.
The courses offer an integrated approach to mechanics, emphasizing manufacturing processes, materials science, and systems approaches, with a strong and ongoing link to digital modeling and simulation tools.
The program is fully in line with the dynamics of industrial transformation, combining experimentation, advanced modeling, and a detailed understanding of physical phenomena. It draws on Arts et Métiers laboratories and technology platforms, offering students direct access to cutting-edge equipment for the manufacture, characterization, and analysis of real mechanical systems, as well as a pool of lecturers and experts with a variety of profiles.
It prepares students for careers in research and development, high-level engineering, and doctoral studies.
Depending on the chosen path, the training is organized in two ways:
- Common core curriculum in M1, then specialization in M2
A first year of common curriculum (M1) " Factory of the Future – Mechanical Engineering " ( Arts et Métiers Paris campus), followed by a second year of specialization (M2) of your choice. - Integrated program on a single campus
Some programs offer an M1 + M2 structure on the same campus, without having to attend the core curriculum in Paris.
Route
Course with common M1 "Factory of the Future – Mechanical Engineering" (Paris)
- IMS - Materials and Surface Engineering - Cluny, Lille, and Paris campuses
- MAGIS - Mechanics of Materials for Engineering and Structural Integrity - Paris campus
- ME - Mechanics and Energy:
- Aeronautics and Space Engineering - Bordeaux-Talence Campus
- Environmental Process Engineering and Materials for Sustainable Development - Bordeaux-Talence Campus
- MMSP - Mechanics , Materials, Structures, and Processes - Metz campus
- SAR - Advanced Systems and Robotics - Paris campus
Integrated programs (M1 + M2 on the same campus)
- AM²S: Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Science - Aix-en-Provence campus
Admissions
Admission is possible in the first year (M1) or second year (M2), depending on the candidate's academic profile.
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