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To train students to become naval architects capable of designing innovative naval and offshore platforms.
This is a 4-semester program comprising 3 academic semesters and one semester-long industrial or academic internship. It covers all aspects of ship design: structural calculations, propulsion, hydrodynamics, stability, maneuverability, ergonomics…
The students are also made aware of the issues surrounding the ship of the future: safer, cleaner, more sustainable, economical and intelligent.
Year 1 and the first semester of Year 2 follow a solid core curriculum, culminating in the complete design of a civil or military surface vessel. After that, depending on the course and options chosen for Year 2, the skill set obtained will be more focused on:
Graduates of the “Marine Engineering” major are capable of:
This program is or can be taught in English. All students may take their exams in English
Graduates of ENSTA Bretagne’s Mechanics Master degree will have acquired the national qualifications of a Mechanics Master listed on datasheet 34069 of the French National Register of Professional Qualifications (RNCP).
That said, it should be noted that the multidisciplinary environment mentioned in the national datasheet (automation, control, life sciences, Earth sciences, etc.) is reduced to ground vehicles for the automobile option and to naval and offshore platforms for the marine engineering option.
At ENSTA Bretagne, all courses are taught either by permanent academic staff members or by specialized engineers working in the industry: Bureau Veritas, Naval Group, Chantiers de l'Atlantique, Saipem-Sofresid, Acergy, Principia, SBM, Azur Offshore, GTT, Subsea7...
This Master program also offers a gateway to PhD studies.
Cette formation offre également la possibilité aux étudiants qui le souhaitent de poursuivre en thèse.