The Industry of the Future Alliance, of which Arts et Métiers a founding member, will organize and coordinate the most promising initiatives. To remain closely attuned to the realities on the ground, the Alliance's actions will be relayed across the regions, for example to support SMEs and mid-cap companies in modernizing their tools. Arts et Métiers thus Arts et Métiers offer companies an open environment and appropriate technical support, drawing in particular on its regional network.

Arts et Métiers involvementArts et Métiers many advantages for the school: first, greater recognition of its expertise and the emergence of innovative research topics; second, closer ties with the business world, from start-ups to international groups, and a better understanding of the skills that companies will need in the future. For its part, the school is involved in developing a comprehensive range of research and training programs. Each campus will gradually establish itself as an essential part of the Alliance, becoming a meeting place for local players inthe industry of the future.

Six priority issues for the Alliance

1. Promoting France's vision of the industry of the future
2. Supporting businesses
3. List and develop French technology offerings
4. Anticipating professional developments
5. Promoting French technology and expertise internationally
6. Attracting foreign investors to France

Young people attracted to the industry of the future

For the fifth consecutive year, Arts et Métiers the results of its study entitled "Young People and Industry," conducted in partnership with OpinionWay. The study aims to understand and analyze how high school students studying science and technology perceive industry.

For Laurent Champaney, CEO ofArts et Métiers, the results of the survey are essential for the institution: "They enable us to better understand young people's perceptions and aspirations, and therefore to design or adapt our training programs, always in collaboration with industry stakeholders."

High school students in science and technology streams have a more positive view of the industry than ever since the survey began, with 77% of them having a favorable opinion of it. Far from the image sometimes conveyed of an aging sector, young people are optimistic about industry, considering that, in addition to being a crucial sector, it is also a sector with a bright future. They see this industry of the future, based on innovation, as a realistic prospect. The desire to work in industry has increased slightly (+3 points) to almost one in two young people (46%). The three most popular sectors are those with the most modern image, particularly renewable energies and electrical, electronic, and digital equipment.

Let's dare to embrace industry

" Osons l'industrie " (Let's dare to embrace industry) is a collaborative project coordinated by the Alliance Industrie du Futur (Industry of the Future Alliance) in partnership with Arts et Métiers,UIMM,IMT,ONISEP, andCNI. With the aim of providing information on changes in professions, qualifications, and skills to young people seeking career guidance and to employees who are currently working or undergoing professional retraining, the "Osons l'industrie" portal is also a source of content for those involved in initial and continuing training.

The portal presents the "5 families of future careers" (maintenance, big data, management, production, and supply chain) and provides reliable and clear information: main tasks of the selected career, skills to be acquired to pursue this career, typical working day, training related to the career, ONISEP publications, videos illustrating the career, etc. 

Developing the Arts et Métiers identity Arts et Métiers the ELF 4.0 project

TheEvolutive Learning Factories ELF4.0) Arts et Métiers project Arts et Métiers to gradually enhance existing tools with new industrial technologies, digital technology, environmental issues, and societal issues. Launched in 2021, this project is the priority for the coming term. The goal is for Arts et Métiers sites Arts et Métiers their ELF project over the next five years and integrate these new tools into all their training programs.

Developing the institution's environmental and social responsibility

The institution wishes to continue integrating environmental and societal aspects into its culture and operations. A major objective is to obtain the "Sustainable Development & Social Responsibility" label for ESR institutions in 2023, following on from the signing of the Grenoble Agreement on January 31, 2021. Arts et Métiers train its students in reducing the environmental impact of industrial activities and developing carbon-free energies and, more generally, in managing socially responsible industrial activities.

Attract and train more talent

With a goal of bringing in 50% more talent by 2027 to build the industrial France of 2030 (by diversifying backgrounds and attracting high-potential profiles), Arts et Métiers develop its training capabilities in both initial training and lifelong learning, while maintaining the excellence of its degrees. Among the avenues being explored are the development of apprenticeships and academic partnerships that will complement Arts et Métiers offering Arts et Métiers its research potential.

Better supporting industrial companies in their development

With the ambition of helping to develop innovative industrial companies in France in 2030, Arts et Métiers positioning Arts et Métiers to better support them: the youngest among them in their start-up phase and the most established in their international development. To this end, Arts et Métiers to:

• Encouraging industrial research in support of France 2030
• Hosting industrial startups at all sites
• Expand the business support activities carried out by AMValor and AMTalents internationally, drawing on its strategic partnerships.

A committed school is also

Close to the industrial environment

These are the skills that recruiters are looking for today. With 14 campuses across France, Arts et Métiers exceptional proximity to the industrial sector. This unique positioning allows it to align its programs closely with the needs of businesses. This ambition is supported by its international outlook: its network of 170 partner schools and universities abroad offers a wide variety of study programs abroad.

A comprehensive range of initial and continuing education programs

As a prestigious engineering school, Arts et Métiers constantly Arts et Métiers its range of initial and continuing education programs. It now offersgeneral engineering andspecialized engineering courses (work-study programs), a bachelor's degree in technology, as well as 27 research master's degrees, 16 specialized master's degrees, and 1 MBA and doctoral studies. The entire spectrum of technological training in higher education, from bachelor's to master's degrees, is thus covered to meet all needs and expectations.

Five strategic research areas

As a disseminator of knowledge and innovation, Arts et Métiers also Arts et Métiers to their production, thanks to 15 research laboratories and a doctoral school. The challenge? To meet the expectations of French and international industry and prepare for the future. The scientific teams are engaged in five major strategic areas, corresponding to five economic sectors: transport, energy, health, housing, and production. These fields are divided into 20 areas of research, such as digital engineering, biomechanical design, thermal energy, and collaborative robotics. Researchers and students can work on the entire life cycle of a product: from design to production and recycling.

Common tools for collaborative projects

Research and training thus benefit from the close relationships between the school and its industrial partners, who share the same objectives: to initiate collaborative projects that promote the emergence of new technologies. To reinforce this dynamic, the Arts et Métiers sites Arts et Métiers common tools Arts et Métiers : national alliances bringing together other research centers and industrial partners; the ARTS Carnot Institute, which brings together 20 laboratories—thoseArts et Métiers academic institutions; and commercialization structures, such as the AMValor subsidiary andincubation andentrepreneurship programs.

A public institution at the heart of networks of excellence

Arts et Métiers the status of a public scientific, cultural, and professional institution (EPCSCP) and, as such, is under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. The school is fully involved in networks aimed at promoting education and research: it is a founding member of the ParisTech PRES ( Research and Higher Education Cluster) and the HESAM University community.