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. 

For the 2021–2022 academic year, the OPTIM Success Network includes 70 Arts et Métiers students Arts et Métiers Grande Ecole Engineering Programme the Cluny campus. They mentor more than 80 students and provide weekly tutoring for the five secondary schools in the network (the Robert Schuman and Saint-Exupéry middle schools in Mâcon, En Fleurette in Saint-Gengoux-le-National, Saint-Cyr in Matour, and La Prat’s High School in Cluny), representing 200 middle and high school students.

Eloïse MinderandMaël Sombret are the first students in the MTI3D Master of Science program atthe Arts et Métiers Institute Arts et Métiers Chalon-sur-Saôneto win an award at Laval Virtual, which took place from July 7 to 9, 2021.

For the past two years, engineering students from the Grande École Program have been working on rebuilding the legendary Delage V12 Labourdette car. This project allows them to develop a wide range of theoretical and practical skills. Here's a look back at the progress made on some of the work initiated in Metz, Châlons-en-Champagne, Cluny, and Bordeaux-Talence.

At the end of the second year of the Grande École Program, students from each campus can participate in the Mayoux-Dauriac Prize.  With one prize per Arts et Métiers campus, it recognizes the student who, in both written and oral work, and in terms of both form and content, uses the French language with the greatest eloquence, finesse, and meaning. A look back at the 2021 edition.

Four second-year students in the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Cluny won the 2021 Challenge Paroi award. 

Invented and designed in the late 1970s by Xenakis, with and for the Percussions de Strasbourg, only one set of six sixxens ever existed. These percussion instruments have now been redesigned and manufactured for the fourth generation of the Percussions de Strasbourg, thanks to the help of Paul Gueib, a student in the Grande École Program.