News

Starting in September 2026, the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz will offer a new Bachelor's degree in Science and Technology, specializing in Materials and Energy, which will be accessible directly after high school graduation.

12 Arts et Métiers Specialized Master’s® programs Arts et Métiers ranked in 9 different fields at the national level in the EDUNIVERSAL EEA Ranking of the Best Specialized Master’s Programs 2026!

This is a fine showcase of the school’s programs and further proof of the excellence of Arts et Métiers graduate programs, which continue to rank highly in the top specializations of the national rankings.

On Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at its Paris campus, Arts et Métiers the signing of a sponsorship agreement with Eiffage Énergie Systèmes, a major player in the energy and infrastructure services sector.

The partnership between the institute and Orange aims to develop augmented reality remote collaboration tools for the maintenance of communication systems in industrial settings.

In 2026, Arts et Métiers third among engineering schools according to a ranking compiled by News Tank and Emerging.

On March 11, 2026, the CAIRE project’s general meeting was held at the University of Burgundy Europe (UBE) in Dijon. Titled “AI Day,” the event featured strategic discussions in the morning and lectures in the afternoon.

El Moctar Khattary, an entrepreneur, chose the Business & Technology MBA offered by Arts et Métiers ESSCA.

David Prat, a professor at the Cluny campus, shares his experience with the CAIRE project and explains how he helps students and staff use AI critically and responsibly.

Alongside five other Arts et Métiers students, Léontine Laurent and Solène Molimard took part in the Student Scientific Convention on the decarbonization of cement-concrete construction, organized by the IESF. This was a way for them to get actively involved in the decarbonization of industry. 

Immersive technologies and artificial intelligence are opening up new possibilities for managing the end of life of complex industrial systems. From aeronautics to battery recycling, these innovations are helping to strengthen circular economy practices.

Caroline Marc is one of five winners of this award, which recognizes outstanding scientific work at Arts et Métiers each year.

This year, L'Oréal is once again strengthening its commitment to the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille, confirming its role as a committed partner in training the engineers of tomorrow.

Through its employer brand strategy, "Life Is Too Short For a Boring Career," the Group highlights passionate career paths, the importance of community involvement, and the richness of its industrial professions: a natural alignment with the dynamic nature of Arts et Métiers student associations.