The RéCLasSIF project (Network of Campuses Labeled Industry Solutions of the Future) aims to accelerate industrial transformation in France. This project, led by Arts et Métiers partnership with the Institut Mines-Télécom, is funded by the ANR as part of a PIA4 call for projects. Today, RéCLasSIF is helping to fund around 20 projects across the eight Arts et Métiers campuses, Arts et Métiers on four themes.
On Thursday, February 13, 2025, Lamartine High School in Mâcon hosted an event called "Elles bougent pour l'orientation" (Women on the Move for Career Guidance). This event, organized in collaboration with the Elles bougent association, aimed to promote careers in science and technology among young women.
Arts et Métiers currently Arts et Métiers around ten partnership-based research chairs that support innovation in areas with a significant societal and/or industrial impact.
On January 22 and 23, 2025, more than 200 participants gathered for an educational seminar. This was a record turnout for the tenth edition, which was held in Metz for the first time.
Since 2014, Isabelle Duband has been coordinating and leading a Cordées de la réussite program for the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Cluny.
82 students providing tutoring to 105 middle and high school students from five schools in the region! These figures demonstrate the Cluny campus's involvement in the Cordées de la réussite program.
General engineer, studentorprofessional training contract, third-year expertise in nuclear systems engineering: operation and management
Arts et Métiers Campus Arts et Métiers Lille
Upon completion of the course, graduates will be able to:
Nuclear facilities, electricity generation and distribution, energy mix management, design and manufacture of nuclear components, machinery and fluids, project management.
The jobs targeted by this program are in companies in the energy, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and energy sectors (large corporations, SMEs, component manufacturing sites, etc.).
This training provides access to the following functions:
Photo credits: © EDF Gravelines Michel Guilbert
The Bordeaux Institute of Mechanics and Engineering (I2M) is partnering with four universities in Australia to optimize materials obtained through additive manufacturing. This international project aims to strengthen the synergy between academic research and industrial applications.
