CAMPUS

Arts et Métiers Campus Arts et Métiers Paris

OBJECTIVES

The program emphasizes a transformative experience, using an interdisciplinary approach. This approach to territorial issues involves integrating knowledge and methods from different disciplinary fields (engineering, sustainability, digital technology, humanities, and social sciences) to address the socio-ecological challenges facing our societies. Through this expertise, learners develop a critical and holistic mindset to adapt and propose innovative solutions as a team.  

During the year, students will:

• Interpreting technological tools, digital sciences, and environmental engineering to better analyze, anticipate, model, and manage industrial and territorial transformations.  
• Design innovative and sustainable solutions that promote socio-economic impact assessment, infrastructure resilience, and regional sustainability in the face of environmental and social challenges.
• Leverage change management theories, as well as knowledge and methods from various disciplines, to develop structured responses to the challenges facing our societies.
• Improve decision-making through responsible digital tools, leveraging frugal immersion and visualization technologies and digital twins.

Program

Module 1: Sustainable solutions in territories: systemic and forward-looking methodologies – 45 hours

• Understanding how to approach challenges in their context in a holistic and interdisciplinary manner
• Integrate the identified challenges into the responsible technological transformation strategy
• Implementing a responsible engineering approach
• Sustainable innovation

Module 2: Co-development of digital tools in response to the needs of socio-economic actors in the region – 45 hours

• Understanding key digital tools to support the transformation of socio-economic actors and territories for sustainable innovation.
• Exploration of different approaches to innovation to address local socio-economic challenges, based on digital tools.
• Case studies on integrating digital twins to drive transformation.

Module 3: Virtual prototyping for decision-making – 30 hours

• Introduction to virtual prototyping tools and techniques and best practices
• Associating immersive technologies with their applications, benefits, and risks
• Practical studies on the integration of virtual prototypes into decision-making processes.

Module 4: Interdisciplinary management and mobilization of stakeholder networks – 30 hours

• Interdisciplinary project management
• Interpersonal relationships and communication
• Change management strategy

Key scientific and educational leaders in the field

Tatiana REYES, Lou GRIMAL, Sylvain FLEURY, Jean-Rémy CHARDONET, Beatriz MOYA, Sandra COLOGNE, and guest speakers from industry and academia (Sciences Po, INSA, Agrosup, IMT).

Assessment methods

• 1 test for each module.
• Report or summary of an ecological and technological transformation project. The required deliverables are:
• A report
• An oral defense

Final grade: 20% tests + 80% project (= 60% report + 20% presentation)

Targeted skills

• Identify socio-ecological and technological issues in all their complexity and implement a forward-looking approach to develop interdisciplinary, systemic, and responsible methods and strategies.
• Adapt engineering techniques to design transformation strategies using digital tools.
• Mobilize a network of stakeholders and implement a forward-looking approach to accelerate socio-environmental transformation.

Fields of application

• Innovation and technological progress  
• Ecological transition and sustainable development
• Economic development and responsible management

Target sectors

• Sustainable development and energy transition
• Strategy and transformation consulting  
• R&D in sustainable digital transformation engineering
• Public/private institutions

These skills enable intervention in sectors where technological innovation must respond to complex social and environmental challenges, in areas as varied as industry, agriculture, health, energy, mobility, and sustainable finance.

Targeted jobs

These skills are suited to roles in the management of complex projects combining technology, ecology, and society in rapidly evolving sectors.

•    Head of Social and Environmental Transformation  
•   Sustainable development and digital innovation consultant
•   Responsible Engineering Project Manager  
•   Digital Strategy and Sustainable Development Engineer

Practical information

• Required level: Graduate
• Course language: French and English
• Expertise in professional contracts, work-study arrangements
• Period: Spring (Second semester-S10). Internship after the teaching period.  
• Number of hours: 150 hours
• ECTS credits: 13

Administrative Manager / Contact Person  

• Beatriz MOYA  
• Sandra COLOGNE