ECTS
180 credits
Duration
3 years
Training Structure
Montpellier-Sète University Institute of Technology (IUT)
Language(s) of Instruction
French
Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Technology, with a specialization in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Computer Science (GEII) and a track in Electricity & Energy Management (ÉMÉ), focuses on innovation and technological development and leads to a versatile degree.
Objectives
With a focus on energy management, the EME (Electricity and Energy Management) program prepares students to monitor the operation of electrical energy conversion systems and to perform maintenance tasks.
Expertise and Skills
- DESIGN: Design a system; select technologies.
- VERIFY: Develop a procedure; validate the operation of a system.
- MAINTENANCE: Implement a maintenance strategy.
- INSTALL: Install energy production, conversion, and management systems.
- Interact with the various stakeholders, from installation through commissioning.
Organization
Knowledge Assessment
Assessment is based on continuous evaluation.
Open on an alternating basis
Contract Type | Apprenticeship Contract, Professional Training Contract |
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Open to students starting in theirsecond year of a work-study program.
Internships, supervised projects
Weeks 22 through 26 during B.U.T. 2 and B.U.T. 3
Admission
Admission Requirements
The program is open to students who have completed theirfirst year of the B.U.T. in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Electronics (GEII)
And then
Employment Placement
Graduates can pursue careers in the fields of energy transition, urban development, and the digital transformation of businesses (industry of the future, smart grids, smart cities, etc.).
They hold positions as mid-level managers or engineering assistants in sectors related to the production and distribution of electrical energy, industrial electrical installations, transportation, electric vehicles, operational safety of industrial systems, electromechanical and power electronics converters, electrical energy storage, industrial and humanoid robots, drones, renewable energy, and energy efficiency...