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Our vehicle architecture courses offer a comprehensive approach to vehicles: vehicle design and architecture, engine and motor systems, vehicle dynamics, power transmission, system engineering, etc.
The programs and research conducted in relation to vehicles cover a broad spectrum: from everyday cars to the most innovative designs, from two-wheelers to the most sophisticated industrial vehicles (earthmoving and farming machinery, military vehicles, etc.). A large proportion of the methodologies developed can also be applied to the aeronautic industry.
The researchers in ENSTA Bretagne's Mechanical Science Department work on materials, assemblies and structures with a view to reducing vehicles' weight and environmental impact.
In information and communication science and technology, research work is also conducted on embedded intelligence, sensors, signal processing and human-machine interfaces. All these topics are fundamental building blocks for the development of autonomous vehicles.
Student projects, internships, applied research: automobile manufacturers and parts suppliers work closely with ENSTA Bretagne. The school provides them with scientific insight, a broad range of engineering skills and draws upon their challenges to train the innovators of tomorrow.
Through partnerships with CTU in Prague, TU Chemnitz and HAN in Arnhem, ENSTA Bretagne offers an International Master in Automotive Engineering. Students on this 2-year program study at 2 different campuses and earn a double degree
Each year, our students majoring in vehicle architecture win awards in national and international competitions: Shell Eco-Marathon, SIA Trophy, NAE Challenge…
ENSTA Bretagne contributes to the development of the French automotive industry as a board member of the ID4CAR competitiveness cluster. Through its research, it also takes part in the PSA Computational Mechanics OpenLab
Our research programs are carried out within the framework of the IRDL laboratory (Institut de Recherche Dupuy de Lôme, see Research section below).
Scientific advances are made through close collaboration with numerous businesses in the automotive industry. These results are validated using the extensive experimental facilities available on campus. What's more, these experimental initiatives offer students outstanding opportunities to implement applied projects.
Cette spécialité est offerte aux élèves Polytechniciens dans le cadre de leur 4e année.
Applied mechanical science studies in the automotive and land vehicles sector are conducted through this laboratory renowned for its original and ambitious scientific goals, and for its close ties with businesses.
ENSTA Bretagne lecturers’ fields of interest and research cover fatigue, resistance, deformation and more generally, the behavior of materials and structures in service.
This area of study is critical in validating the choices made to reduce vehicle weight, to reduce consumption and pollution.
Bonding, welding, additive manufacturing, sintering, assembling…the automobile sector never ceases to enhance its manufacturing processes in order to improve road, environmental and economic performance