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Collaborating with Arts et Métiers means partnering with an institution of excellence committed to innovation, training, and technology transfer. Whether you are a company, a public institution, or a local stakeholder, Arts et Métiers forms of collaboration tailored to your needs: drawing on the skills of its engineering students through AMJE, training your employees throughout their careers through AMTalents, or co-developing R&D projects through AMValor.

Mobilizing the talents of engineering students with AMJE

Arts et Métiers Étude (AMJE) enables companies to entrust engineering students with practical assignments, such as market research, product design, and process optimization. This flexible and supervised format allows companies to benefit from the students' expertise while helping them develop their skills.

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Train your teams through continuing education with AMTalents

Arts et Métiers the skills development of your employees through a wide range of continuing education courses, leading to certification or diplomas, delivered in person or remotely. A response to the challenges of professional transformation and adaptation to emerging technologies thanks to the subsidiary AMTalents.

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Innovating together with AMValor

With AMValor, a subsidiaryArts et Métiers to technology transfer, you can co-develop R&D projects, access cutting-edge technology platforms, and benefit from scientific and technical services. An effective interface between academic research and industrial innovation.

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