Taught entirely in English, this program targets the transport (mainly aeronautics) and energy sectors. The objective is to provide students, at the end of the two-year programme, with a solid theoretical, numerical and experimental training in energy for propulsion, materials for high temperatures and interface problems.

Contact with current industrial issues is achieved through projects and the graduation internship, which can be carried out with industrial partners and lead to a Master’s thesis.

At the end of the course, graduates work as engineers or researchers in the energy and transport sectors.

The course offers 3 specialisations:

– EPROP: Energetics for Propulsion

– HTM: High Temperature Materials

See the MSc AME Flyer