Entry requirements

First year: 80% internal recruitment (L3 of the UGE Engineering Sciences Licence), as well as some students with a Licence in the field of science and technology (Engineering Sciences, Mechanics, etc.).

Second year: 90% internal recruitment (M1 of the UGE Industrial Engineering degree), external recruitment (Campus France, first-year Master’s in Industrial Engineering from other French universities).

Benefits of the program

- Innovative teaching methods with a professional focus

- project-based teaching: students are organised into groups representing different roles in a company (design office, methods office, quality department, IT department, etc.) and work on concrete projects.

- workshops on writing CVs and covering letters, applying for work placements and preparing for interviews.

- workshops on documentary research using different media and in different locations

- strong ties with the professional world

- emphasis on English language teaching

Acquired skills

Executive skills.

“Technical projects” for the environment: planning a project in terms of quality/cost/deadlines, studying the feasibility of the services required, checking the strength of the scenario, coordination and management, etc.

“Sizing”: quantifying the behaviour and interactions of a mechanical system, validating calculations, sizing industrial equipment, etc.

“Production”: producing the methods and validating the processes needed to put a mechanical system into production, designing parts, etc.

“Materials”: choosing materials based on their suitability for shaping using a given process, etc.

“Functional design”: drawing up functional specifications with the client, building a functional surface model, specifying the parts of a system, etc.

“Information system”: building and managing a technical database, training users, project data administration, etc.

Certifying services and approving products, etc.

Capacities

25

Course venue

Your future career

Graduates very quickly find employment related to their studies in a range of fields (see statistics at www.u-pem.fr/ofipe/) Sectors:

Metallurgy-Mechanical industry; Automobile-Aeronautics-Shipbuilding-Transport; Nuclear industry; Energy conversion industry

Careers:

design and consultancy (excluding information systems security); design, research and project development; production-related services (development / studies, business manager / project manager, methods / quality, maintenance, energy control, etc.)

Professional integration

Graduates very quickly find employment related to their studies in a range of fields (see statistics at www.u-pem.fr/ofipe/) Sectors:

Metallurgy-Mechanical industry; Automobile-Aeronautics-Shipbuilding-Transport; Nuclear industry; Energy conversion industry

Careers:

design and consultancy (excluding information systems security); design, research and project development; production-related services (development / studies, business manager / project manager, methods / quality, maintenance, energy control, etc.)

Study objectives

The aim of the course is to train managers able to design mechanical products and their production processes. Graduates are able to respond to technological and economic requirements while taking account of management, communication and performance management factors.

To achieve these objectives, emphasis is placed on effective and innovative teaching methods. These are linked to the project-based structure of the second-year Master’s. In this context, students work on real industrial projects and are organised into groups representing different functions in a company (design office, methods office, quality department, IT department, etc.). Emphasis is placed on English: English language classes are a priority and these stand students in good stead for their future careers.

Calendar

M1: Work placement - from early May to September

M2: Work placement - from early February to September

Options

Production Engineering and Product Design programme - MMRI programme

Back-to-school date

09-09-2024