Testimonials

The KIMP-APS dual degree program as seen by two Swedish exchange students on the Lille campus

Every year, the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille welcomesmany internationalstudentsto the "Master of Science KIMP APS" (Knowledge Integration in Mechanical Production – Advanced Production Systems) program. This program, supported by the LISPEN laboratory, introducesengineering studentsto research on topics such as design, the integration of agile production systems, and expertise in robotics, mechatronics, and advanced approaches to artificial intelligence.

Among thesestudentsare Carl Johan Mokdessi Elias and Arvid Markroth, who are from Sweden. They are enrolled in a one-year exchange program, have completed a semester of coursework on campus, and are currently doing their final-year internship from January through June as part of a dual-degree program offered by their Swedish university and Arts et Métiers. Here’s a look back at their experience.

Chal’engeAM challenge: Arts et Métiers students Arts et Métiers with virtual reality for Verallia in Chalon-sur-Saône

As part of the Chal’engeAM Challenge, Arts et Métiers students Arts et Métiers their expertise in virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence (AI), and digital marketing to support the digital transformation of businesses in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. Arnaud Carbonnel, a student in Master of Science MTI3D program, shares his experience and explains why he chose to work on a project with Verallia.

What can you do after completing the AM²S Master of Science ? Testimonials

Interview with Sébastien Jégou, Academic Director of Master of Science  AM²S and Nour-Eddine Laadel, a doctoral student and graduate of Master of Science AM²S Master of Science program. 

[Portrait] Technological innovation and entrepreneurship: Éloïse Minder

Eloise Minder completed the PEIT program and developed a unique professional project! Let's take a look back at her project...

[Portrait] Technological innovation and entrepreneurship: Thomas Steip

Thomas Steip completed the PEIT program and developed a unique career plan! Let's take a look back at his project...

It is possible to earn an Master of Science degree through the recognition of prior learning (RPL) pathway

Denis Lagadrillère, a senior technician at AMVALOR, will receive his Master of Science degree in Materials and Surface Engineering in May 2023, having earned it through the recognition of prior learning (VAE) program.

A look back at the Eiffel Scholarship with Michal Lipian, senior lecturer in Poland

Michal Lipian is a lecturer atthe University of Lodzin applied aerodynamics, specializing in wind tunnel experiments and numerical flow simulations.

Fulbright Scholarship: "The most important thing is to have confidence in yourself!"

Vaitea Bahri, an Arts et Métiers student, has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship that will allow her to leave for Berkeley on August 1 with peace of mind.

Students from the Chalon-sur-Saône institute win the Digital - Connected World prize at Entrep’ in Burgundy

Eloïse Minder, a first-year student in theMTI3D Master of Science , and her team won theDigital – Connected Worldawardatthe latest edition ofEntrep’ en Bourgogne. 

Éloïse Minder, winner of the 2021 Chal'enge Challenge!

The institute in Chalon-sur-Saône, which initiated this challenge, is supported by partners such as theUIMM's 21-71 training center,Nicéphore Cité, and theGreater Chalon metropolitan area. The goal of this challenge is to open up economic opportunities for businesses through the use of digital technologies. We return toÉloïse Minder, winner of the "Economic Opportunity" award, to discuss her project for Framatome.

Towards the deployment of virtual and augmented reality in the Industry of the Future

Florence Danglade, an associate professor of engineering sciences and a Ph.D. in mechanical design atLISPEN, conducts research on industry expectations regarding CAD tools, 3D models, and the use of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) techniques from design through maintenance. She also trains students in Master of Science MTI3D Master of Science atthe Institut Arts et Métiers Chalon-sur-Saône in these techniques, with the goal of having them become ambassadors for these new practices among their future employers.

The National Master of Science degree: a stepping stone to a career in research

Lucas Vergez, a third-year student in the Grande École Program and Master of Science Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering (CPSE) at theArts et Métiers campusArts et Métiers Arts et Métiers , discusses his academic journey and career goals.

The VTE, an opportunity for young graduates

Want to kick off your career with real challenges? Salah Bennani, who graduated last September with Master of Science in KIMP (Knowledge Integration in Mechanical Production), seized the opportunity through the VTE (Regional Corporate Volunteer Program). 

Alexis Savy, winner of the Alban Tixier Prize

The Alban Tixier Prize, awarded by the Arts et Métiers Foundation, recognizes expertise projects carried out in partnership with companies. We look back with Alexis Savy, 2018 winner, on his project: "Restoration of wooden structures in historic monuments," carried out with the companyMDB (Métiers du Bois).

Two Master of Science students Master of Science a solution to reduce CO2 emissions

The Driving Simulation Conference Europe VR (DSC) took place at the Antibes Convention Center from September 9 to 11, 2020. For this 19th edition, two first-year students in the Master of Science atthe Institut Arts et Métiers Chalon-sur-Saône presented their solution for optimizing wait times at red lights and thereby reducing a vehicle’s CO2 emissions. We look back on this project with them. 

Jasmine Lebert, a graduate of Master of Science and an enthusiast of immersive technologies

After earning a Master of Science in 3D Interactive Technology Management fromthe Institut Arts et Métiers Laval, Jasmine Lebert was immediately hired as aa Unity developer at Octo Technology, a new technology consulting firm in Paris, following her end-of-studies internship. Students in the Master of Science are highly sought after by companies and quickly enter the workforce!

Défi Chal'enge, a career launchpad for students in the Master of Science program

This Thursday, January 31, will mark the 5th edition of the Chal'enge Challenge. The concept involves asking students in Master of Science MTI3DMaster of Science to create virtual and augmented reality simulators to meet the needs of businesses. Among the winners, some have been hired, while others are starting their own companies. A look back at five years of the challenge with Jean-Rémy Chardonnet, director of the Master of Science program atthe Institut Image in Chalon-sur-Saône

Louis Jeannin and Nicolas Caliguiri, winners of the Open4Start-up competition

Do virtual and augmented reality technologies facilitate student learning? That is what Louis Jeannin and Nicolas Galiguiri, winners of the Tremplin prize at the latest Open4Start-up competition organized by Nicéphore Cité, are trying to demonstrate.

LaBoMaP members rewarded for their theses

Fabien Viprey and Lamice Denguir received the First Prize for Thesis and the Scientific Prize, respectively, on June 7 during the gala dinner of the MUGV 2018 at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Bordeaux.

Benjamin COSSE, a visionary engineer

After completing ageneral engineering degree and a Master of Science Research and Management of 3D Interactive Technologies at Arts et Métiers, Benjamin Cosse embarked on anentrepreneurial journeyand foundedCottos Medical, a company specializing in the design of equipment for healthy aging. 

The KIMP Master of Science Takes Center Stage

Amandine Demarziani, a student in the KIMP-CII Master of Science program, was among the recipients of the AINF University Award for the Promotion of Occupational Safety and Health, presented last May.

"I wanted to gain expertise to work in the industry. I discovered biomechanics!"

Kevin Cepisul,Master of Science inBiomechanics (Master of Science ), class of 2015.

At the crossroads between engineering and biomedicine, this specialization matched his interests: technology, sports, and health.