Mechanical Engineering for Industrial Structures

ALL OF THE SCHOOL'S TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE SUPPORTED BY A NETWORK OF STRONG PARTNERSHIPS WITH:

- The industrial sector (800 internships, 200 industrial projects, and 50 apprenticeship contracts per year),

- Academic research (14 affiliated research laboratories),

- International partnerships (more than 100 partner universities worldwide).

The MSI training program receives strong support from:

- From the Occitanie Region, through the Regional Apprenticeship Training Center for Higher Education (CFA ENSUP LR);

- From the SNCT, the National Union of Boilermakers, Pipefitters, and Industrial Maintenance Workers.

Most partner companies hire engineering interns as soon as they graduate.

Upon graduation, the MSI engineering student:

- Has acquired the scientific and technical fundamentals in the field of mechanics as applied to welded structures;

- Has knowledge in the fields of sheet metal work, metallurgy, welding, and related techniques;

- Is able to design, manufacture, and maintain industrial facilities.

He is capable of:

- Manage and monitor a project;

- Organize, optimize, and manage production and industrial workflows;

- Ensure the safety of personnel and equipment, compliance with environmental standards and regulations, and product quality;

- Innovate and scale up through the design and development of products and processes;

- Organize and supervise maintenance activities and work.