Mechanical engineering (design, mechanical construction, materials science, modeling, etc.), energy engineering (energy transfer, sensors, networks, and electrical energy conversion, etc.), and industrial engineering (processes and means of production, system design, industrialization, etc.) are complemented by language learning, management (business organization and management, risk management, etc.), and professional scenarios (business projects, internships, etc.).
All of these courses are common to the first and second years and are offered at all Arts et Métiers campuses. Students have the option of spending the second semester of their second year at a partner institution abroad.
In the third year, students choose from several options based on their career goals: dual-degree programs in France or abroad, third-year specialization tracks, the national Master of Science program Master of Science research-oriented), etc.
At the end of their studies, students will be awarded the Arts et Métiers engineering degree Arts et Métiers subject to their exam results).