Arts et Métiers offers ten specialized engineering programs in the fields of mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, energy engineering, civil engineering, and risk management/environmental engineering. In addition, theArts et Métiers Grande Ecole Engineering Programme is also available through an apprenticeship track.
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The Mechanics, Surfaces and Materials Processing Laboratory in Lille is the first in France to work with the latest model of the Keyence microscope. A tool that opens up many possibilities.
Thanks to funding from local authorities, the 1G4.0 project, led by the Metz and Châlons-en-Champagne campuses, is enabling local businesses' needs to be met.
A global leader in consulting and digital transformation, CapGemini has called on Arts et Métiers Dassault Systèmes to train its employees in PLM tools and prepare them for Industry 4.0.
The Forum des Arts et Métiers invites Arts et Métiers to meet with nearly 160 companies on November 26 in Paris to secure an internship or job. Discover what's new at this 40th edition.
This Master's program was created to address the challenges of a safe nuclear industry. Players in the French nuclear sector do not skimp on safety. However, following the Fukushima accident, a series of measures were taken to strengthen the safety requirements for nuclear facilities.
It is within this framework that this Master's program enables students to acquire the key skills of a nuclear safety engineer.
Launched in December 2018 with the LAMPAPresence & Innovation research team andMANN+HUMMEL, a leading automotive equipment manufacturer, the "Time to Concept" chair aims to increase the competitiveness of companies by making the most of emerging technologies. This chair marks a rapprochement between the industrial world and the academic and scientific world.
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