Arts et Métiers the Times Higher Education World University Rankings

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Arts et Métiers theTimes Higher Education World University Rankings.
The school is one of 39 French higher education institutions (out of 1,662) featured in this ranking, which recognizes the best universities in the world. 

Arts et Métiers classified in 5 categories:

  • Industry income
  • International outlook
  • Teaching 
  • Research
  • Quotes

Arts et Métiers also Arts et Métiers very highly (81.1/100) for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal in the field of "Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure," with an excellent performance (98.5/100) in the sub-category "Research income from industry."

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The Metz campus is launching a new Bachelor's degree in Science and Technology, specializing in Materials and Energy.
Metz Campus: a new Bachelor's degree program starting in September 2026!

Starting in September 2026, the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz will offer a new Bachelor's degree in Science and Technology, specializing in Materials and Energy, which will be accessible directly after high school graduation.

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L'Oréal x Campus Visit, March 19, 2026
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