6 Mechanical Engineering Masters Degree Programs in France

Composite materials help developing solutions to modern challenges such as the pursuit of lightness and performance. Innovation is at the heart of this growing field where numerous materials and manufacturing processes available help developing complex parts, incorporating different functions and with design with far bounded limits.

The TFM-ASA Master Program is a two-year Master of Science Program taught in English by 3 Universities in 3 different countries. The students will benefit from top-quality training in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. They will spend an entire semester at each university. Many industrial partners are directly involved through internships for students, conferences, and even courses.

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 industry 4.0 requires the companies to quickly adapt in order to maintain their competitivity or even survive on the market: shifting to circular organization, integrating new technologies and hybrid systems, making the most of the Internet of Things (IoT) and using predictive analysis tools to manage the production and maintenance.

IPSA delivers a Master's degree in Aeronautical Engineering accredited by the CTI (Engineering Degree Commission). Students get to choose their studies between specialization, majors, and options all along with the program.

This specialty considers health technologies from the system point of view and based on multi-scales and multi-physical problems resolution approaches. The future health devices will link miniature electronic components with mechanical elements of the micro-, or even nano-scale, and with biological elements. This multidisciplinary, multi-scale, and multi-physical approach, at odds with the health technological tools of today, is the core of this specialization course.