Introduction

The Master’s degree programme in electro-mechanical engineering draws equally from two fields (mechanics and electricity) and prioritises basic knowledge with the goal of deepening or reorienting students’ knowledge mid-career.
By the end of the programme, students will be able to keep up with technical developments and adapt themselves to the needs of the job market.

Your profile

You

• Have solid knowledge of electricity and mechanics;

• Want to improve your understanding of current technological and scientific issues;

• Want to design, model, realise and validate experimental devices and systems;

• Want to specialise in mechatronics or in energy and foresee a career in robotics and “flexible production”, energy transformation and management, vehicles and transportation systems and/or aeronautics.

Your programme

This Master’s degree offers:

• General knowledge of electro-mechanics based on research;

• The mastery of mathematical and physical methods used in electricity and mechanics;

• An interdisciplinary approach to problem solving with particular emphasis placed on interface problems;

• Pedagogy centred on project-based learning;

• The possibility of testing your knowledge in the job market thanks to internships in the industrial sector

Majors: Mechatronics; Energy