National Master's Degree (DNM) in Innovation, Design, and Engineering, specializing in Innovation and Design (ICI - IC)
He proposes:
- To contribute to methodological reflection on innovative design and interaction design
- To conduct methodological research to optimize the design process (application to industrial projects)
- Raise awareness of multidisciplinary and collaborative work in the field of design (multidisciplinary teaching team and students working with engineers, designers, and ergonomists).
Campus
Arts et Métiers Campus Arts et Métiers Paris
Program
Learning outcomes are achieved through a balanced training program that combines theoretical and practical learning sequences, during which students are placed in real academic and industrial settings in order to develop multiple cross-disciplinary skills.
The ICI-IC program is a one-year master's program that spans two semesters.
- First semester (S3): September to February
This semester includes 5 science modules, 1 language module, and 1 long-term research project, for a total of 30 ECTS credits. - Second semester (S4): March to September
The second semester is devoted to the master's thesis, which lasts six months and is worth 30 ECTS credits. The internship will be carried out in a research facility (laboratory or company) in France or abroad.
Assessment method
Each module can be assessed through practical assignments, projects, reports, oral presentations, exams, and the assessment rules are explained at the beginning of the program. Each module is graded on a scale of 0 to 20.
- For language modules (MLi):
The final grade for each professional/language module must be ≥ 10, and there is no compensation between modules. - For science modules (MSi):
The final grade for each science module must be ≥ 10, and there is no compensation between modules. - For the long research project (LRP):
The final grade for the LRP must be ≥ 10. - For the master's thesis (MTI):
The final grade for the master's thesis must be ≥ 10.
Make-up exams are held during the second semester.
Career opportunities
Depending on their results and career aspirations, graduates can pursue their professional careers as:
- PhD student in a field related to design engineering, in academia or industry (CIFRE), with the aim of becoming a recognized expert in the field of interactive design.
- Engineer/researcher in R&D in large companies or start-ups, in many sectors (industry, construction, services, consulting, etc.) and fields (automotive, aerospace, healthcare, IoT, etc.) in the field of interactive design.
Industrial partners
PSA, Renault, RATP, DGA, SNCF, EDF, Chanel, ELM Leblanc, Snecma, Valéo, GDF, Alcatel, CEA, Dassault
Aviation, Faurecia, Facom, Eurogem, Lyonnaise des Eaux, Comelli, Hutchinson, Sanofi, Medicalex, H4D,
Karis, Cegetel, AFM, etc.
Academic partners
Mines ParisTech, Strate Collège Designers, Telecom ParisTech, University of Technology of Compiègne,
University of Lyon 2, University of Angers, ENSAAMA, EGIM
