Do you have a Bac STI2D? Discover the careers available, the study options, and how to enroll in an engineering school such as Arts et Métiers.
Choosing a career path after graduating from high school is a decisive step. The Bac STI2D (Science and Technology of Industry and Sustainable Development) opens up many opportunities in the scientific, technological, and industrial fields. Whether you want to pursue a short course of study, attend an engineering school, or specialize in innovation, there are several paths available to you.
Why does the STI2D Baccalaureate open so many doors?
Technology training focused on engineering
The STI2D Baccalaureate trains students in current technical and technological issues: design, innovation, renewable energies, digital technology, and sustainable development. This program offers an introduction to engineering and effectively prepares students for higher education.
Specific skills sought by schools and companies
With its applied approach, the Bac STI2D develops skills that can be directly applied in the professional world: 3D modeling, electronics, mechanics, system automation, etc. These practical skills are valued by engineering schools and highly appreciated by industrial companies.
How can I enroll in an engineering school after completing a STI2D program?
Specific entrance exams for schools
Students from STI2D programs can gain admission to engineering schools through various competitive entrance exams, including the ATS exam or exams specific to certain schools. These measures facilitate access to recognized programs, even after completing a technology-focused course of study.
Example of a path to Arts et Métiers
At Arts et Métiers, there are several paths available after a Bac STI2D: pursue a BUT or BTS degree and then join the school through parallel admissions, or enroll after completing a TSI preparatory program. The goal is the same: to train engineers capable of meeting the challenges of industry and sustainable innovation.
What careers are available after completing a Bac STI2D and higher education?
There are many career opportunities after completing a Bac STI2D followed by higher education. These include: mechanical engineer, electronic systems design engineer, renewable energy project manager, industrial automation expert, as well as emerging professions related to energy transition and digital technology.
Why aim for Arts et Métiers a Bac STI2D?
A school accessible through parallel admissions
Arts et Métiers its doors to students with a background in technology through parallel admissions. This allows students with a Bac STI2D + BTS or BUT qualification to join a renowned French engineering school.
Training courses directly related to technology and innovation
Through its programs, Arts et Métiers engineers who combine strategic vision with technical expertise. Students work on real-world projects related to industry, digital technology, and sustainable development.
Arts et Métiers courses Arts et Métiers after a Bac STI2D (science and industrial technology baccalaureate)
The Bachelor of Technology in Arts et Métiers
The Bachelor of Technology program aims to train key players in innovation. This curriculum was specially created by Arts et Métiers meet two demands: that of manufacturers needing intermediate technical skills, and that of STI2D high school graduates wishing to pursue higher education after graduation. It therefore offers both direct career opportunities and a springboard to engineering studies.
Bachelor's degree in Science and Technology, Industry programs
This bachelor's degree places a project-based approach at the heart of the learning process, in line with the local industrial fabric. This program is offered in three cities in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region: Bergerac, Dac, and Niort.
Open to young people aged 17 to 29 who wish to continue or complete their studies and who meet the regulatory requirements for signing an apprenticeship contract, this three-year course follows a general baccalaureate with a scientific or technological specialization in STI2D (industrial science and technology) and a BAC +1, +2, etc. for students changing direction. It leads to the "Bachelor Arts et Métiersinstitutional diploma.
Bachelor's degree in science and technology, sustainable design programs
This Bachelor's degree program in Science and Technology aims to train innovation leaders for the industry of tomorrow. The "sustainable design" track is designed to meet the expectations of those who wish to accelerate the ecological transition through the deployment of sustainable industrial systems (energy storage, renewable energy, etc.).
This three-year program, which follows a general or technological STI2D baccalaureate, leads to the Diplôme d’Établissement “Bachelor Arts et Métiers). The distinctive feature of this Bachelor's degree is that it places a project-based approach at the heart of the learning process. This program is taught at the Institut Arts et Métiers Chambéry.
