

Online pre-enrolment for our training programs is now open.
To train students to become engineers who can handle complex design challenges in any field where mechanical performance is of paramount importance
• Material behavior laws,
• Characterization of materials and modeling, from micron to meter
• Digital simulation of complex multi-physics, mechanical, thermal and physicochemical phenomena
• Calculation of nonlinear finite elements,
• Dynamic behavior of structures
• Material and structure fatigue
In close partnership with the CNRS Joint Research Center, the program focuses on:
Companies need to understand the structure, behavior, aging, etc. of steels, light alloys, elastomers, composites, biomaterials and the mechanical systems they belong to. Such expertise is relevant to the complete lifecycle of industrial parts, from manufacturing to maintenance to the end-of-life stage.
Graduates have strong expertise in the characterization, modeling and simulation of the behavior of materials and structures (failure of materials and structures, behavior law formulation, nonlinear phenomena simulation, explicit dynamics, etc.).
With such expertise, students can go on to work for engineering firms, advanced simulation departments and R&D offices.
This major is linked to a Research Master’s degree that allows students to earn a double degree (engineering degree and Master of Science). Graduates can then pursue an international career and/or an engineering doctorate (thesis relating to materials and structural calculations).
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