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Polytech Orléans Engineering School
Location(s)
Orleans
Presentation
This master's degree is co-accredited with ISAT - Institut Supérieur de l'Automobile et des Transports of the University of Burgundy.
The aim of the course is to provide students with all the tools and specific scientific knowledge relating to the components of powertrains, their integration into a vehicle, their control strategy, the vehicle's interaction with its environment, as well as any scientific topics linked to the development of sustainable, environmentally-friendly solutions for the automotive and transport sector.
The AESM Master of Automotive Engineering for Sustainable Mobility course is totally focused on industrial R&D and research.
The training program enables students with an EMSA Master's degree to move into the professional world, as well as to complete a doctoral thesis.
The Master's degree comprises two options :
- EMC-SM (Energy Management & Control for Sustainable Mobility)
- VDIV-SM (Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Vehicle for Sustainable Mobility)
The course is entirely in English (except for the French culture classes).
Skills
Knowledge and skills expected of students on completion of the course :
The skills that students should have acquired by the end of the course are :
- Design and development of internal combustion and electric motors
- Design and development of advanced controls, including for intelligent vehicles
- Component integration and vehicle system optimization
From a technical point of view, this means in particular :
- a thorough grounding in fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, electrical engineering and computer engineering
- in-depth knowledge of control methods
- the ability to integrate new knowledge
- ability to analyze, reason logically and summarize
- a capacity for systemic analysis
- mastery of the modeling/experimentation loop.
In human terms, students should have acquired :
- a capacity for creativity and innovation
- a good level of autonomy
- a rigorous technical and human approach
- intellectual curiosity
- a strong openness to international issues and to different cultural approaches to the same problem.
Useful contacts
Organization
Special features
The course comprises 860 hours of classroom teaching and 130 hours of independent project work in M1, and 40 hours of project work in M2. The classroom-based courses can be broken down into :
- teaching in the form of courses, tutorials, practical work and projects;
- company visits;
- conferences, seminars ;
- personal or group investment activities approved by the school.
Integration
Rapid integration into the company
Program
The diploma is awarded after 4 semesters of training as follows:
Semester 1 :
- EMC-SM specialization (Location: Polytech Orléans)
- VDIV-SM Specialization (Location: Polytech Orléans
Semester 2:
- EMC-SM specialization (Location: Polytech Orléans)
- VDIV-SM Specialization (Location: Polytech Orléans)
Semester 3 :
- EMC-SM Specialization (Location: ISAT Nevers)
- VDIV-SM Specialization (Location: ISAT Nevers)
Semester 4 :
- Professional internship of 5 to 6 months in a company/laboratory.
Admission
Admission requirements
Recommended licenses :
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Mechanical engineering
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Engineering sciences
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Electronics, electrical energy, automation
How to apply :
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Capacity: 22
And then
Professional integration
The target is university or private research laboratories, as well as the R&D and design departments of foreign automotive companies (carmakers, automotive suppliers, automotive service providers, motorsports companies, technical sales staff, etc.), either in developing countries or large multinational automotive groups for their internationally-based research centers. The sectors also include other rail and aeronautical transport sectors.
Types of career opportunities envisaged : This professional can apply for the following jobs in France or abroad:
- Research & Development Engineer
- Design engineer
- Teacher-researcher
- Doctorate (as first experience)