The 2019 activity report is now online!

AR 2019
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The2019Arts et Métiers activity reportArts et Métiers  the school's key figures for 2019 in terms of student numbers and employability (positions, sectors of activity, job characteristics, etc.) ofArts et Métiers students, as well as in terms of research/innovation/promotion, finance, corporate relations, etc.The various projects currently underway (EIT Manufacturing, campus in Morocco, Think Tank, etc.) are also presented. 

Highlights 

With a strong regional network spanning 11 locations in France, Arts et Métiers now expanding internationally with the signing of a partnership agreement to establish a ninth Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Morocco.

Arts et Métiers also the first higher education institution to join the French Fab, supported by the BPI, becoming the "school of the French Fab"; recognition of its role as a socio-economic player capable of developing and promoting Industry 4.0 in France.

Key figures 

  • 5,911 students , including 4,103 in the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme
  • 94% of students signed their first contract within four months, including 68 % before graduating.
  • 93% of students are employees in the private sector in France, and 95% of them are on permanent contracts. 99% have executive status.
  • 532 scientific publications, including 187 international co-publications
  • 17 patents filed
  • 18 European projects underway, including 2 coordinated projects and 4 new projects launched in 2019
  • 15 patrons, including 4 new ones
  • 4,000 companies have collaborated with Arts et Métiers

AR 2019

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