2025-2026 marks a turning point for the subsidiary, with plans to strengthen academic excellence, develop work-study programs, and support companies in meeting their needs.
Between the arrival of new recruits, the launch of the Grande École Program apprenticeship in Paris, the launch of a Bachelor's degree in Materials and Energy in Metz in 2026, the deployment of expertise in the third year of the PGE, and unprecedented access to Specialized Master's degrees through apprenticeships, AMTALENTS confirms its growth momentum and its leading role in continuing education.
Launch of the Grande École apprenticeship program in Paris
The start of the 2025 academic year marks an important milestone for Arts et Métiers the Grande École Program (PGE) is now available as an apprenticeship on the Paris campus.
The first cohort of apprenticeship students began their studies in early September, embarking on a journey that combines academic excellence with professional experience. This new training program enriches AMTALENTS' offering and meets the expectations of both students and partner companies by promoting the acquisition of skills that are closely aligned with real-world situations.
With this opening, Arts et Métiers its desire to diversify its training programs and strengthen its commitment to work-study programs, an essential lever for preparing the engineers of tomorrow.
Launch of a Bachelor's degree in Materials and Energy Science and Technology for the 2026 academic year
The Metz campus, in partnership with AMTalents, ArcelorMittal, and VINCI Energies, will launch a new Bachelor's degree in Materials and Energy in September 2026. This innovative program aims to train engineers and technicians capable of meeting the challenges of the ecological transition.
The first academic year will be devoted to setting up the program. To this end, an educational project manager will join the campus in the fall and will work closely with Lazhar Homri, the Institute's educational director, Laurence Doulco, the project leader, and the entire teaching team.
In order to promote this new program and answer questions from prospective students, Arts et Métiers present at the Oriaction fair in Nancy, from Thursday, November 20 to Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Parc Expo. This must-attend career guidance event will be an opportunity for high school students, parents, and teachers to get a sneak preview of the advantages of this forward-looking degree.
Expertise in the third year of the Grande École Program apprenticeship
This year, seven third-year students from the Grande École Program (PGE) joined the "Decarbonized Materials and Energy for a Sustainable Industry" program . The aim of this course is to train future engineers to meet the challenges of energy transition and low-carbon industry.
Students benefit from the support ofArts et Métiers faculty members, as well as access to the school's technology platforms, which are true hubs of innovation and practical application. These environments enable students to develop advanced skills in materials mastery, energy efficiency, and industrial process optimization.
8 RNCP-certified specialized master's degrees available as apprenticeships
Arts et Métiers its educational offerings by making its Specialized Master's (MS®) programs available as apprenticeships. This change responds to strong demand from students and partner companies, who want to combine high-level academic expertise with immersive professional experience.
The Specialized Master's degreesArts et Métiers, recognized for their excellence and focus on the practical needs of industry, cover strategic areas such as:
- Environment and Energy
- Engineering, production, and new technologies
- Management and organization
Through apprenticeships, students will benefit from professional training that will enable them to develop skills that are directly applicable in the workplace, while consolidating their academic expertise.
For companies, this is an opportunity to collaborate with highly qualified young talent capable of meeting the technological and organizational challenges of today and tomorrow.
