Centrale Nantes MSc Mechanical Engineering - Energetics and Propulsion (M-ENG EP)
Centrale Nantes

Centrale Nantes

MSc Mechanical Engineering - Energetics and Propulsion (M-ENG EP)

Nantes, France

Master degree

2 years

English

Full time

Sep 2026

EUR 12,000 / per year *

On-Campus

* 24,000 euros in total for 2 years for non-European students. Scholarships available

Key Summary

About: Centrale Nantes' MSc Mechanical Engineering — Energetics and Propulsion trains engineers in thermofluid processes, propulsion and energy conversion for research and industry. The two-year MSc (M1–M2) is taught in English, has three study semesters and a paid master's thesis/internship, and covers gas flow, turbomachinery, combustion, heat transfer, modeling. Accredited.

Career Outcomes: Graduates enter automotive, aeronautics, power plants, HVAC and engines as thermofluid, design, calibration, modeling or research engineers and R&D specialists. Employers include Safran, Alstom and AVL; many pursue PhDs at LHEEA, CORIA, PRISME or Université Gustave Eiffel. Career opportunities include engine design, simulation, energy systems and HVAC engineering.

This specialism in Mechanical Engineering develops skills for designing and optimizing innovative propulsion systems with a focus on thermofluid processes and energy conversion for research and industry.

The performance and efficiency of internal combustion engines and turbojets are influenced by various processes including gas flow, compression and expansion through turbomachines or reciprocating pistons, fuel injection and combustion, energy conversion, and heat transfer. Therefore, the courses offered in this program will provide an emphasis on all these processes and how they interact.

The program of study lasts two academic years - denoted by M1 and M2 and is taught in English. It comprises three study semesters followed by a paid Master's thesis/internship in the final semester.

Our Master's programs in Mechanical Engineering are fully accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research.