• Training structure

    Faculty of Science

  • Language(s) of instruction

    French

Presentation

The main objective of the Robotics course of the EEA Master's degree is to train high-level specialists in Robotics, Industrial Computing, Image Processing and Automation.

It is one of the natural extensions of the Bachelor's degree in EEA (Electronics, Electrotechnics and Automation) and any other scientific and technological training in the fields of EEA, computer science, applied mathematics, mechatronics, etc.

In the first year (taught in French) students will take fundamental courses in electronics, energy, automation and signal processing in the first semester, followed by specialization courses in robotics in the second semester. The courses of the second semester will allow them to learn the basics of robotics (manipulation and mobile), image processing and robot programming tools.

In the second year (taught in English), students will take courses in the first semester in robot modeling and control, perception for robotics, optimization, artificial intelligence, embedded systems, and programming. They will also have a course opening up to research, targeting the most innovative applications of robotics (micro-manipulators, surgical robots, submarines, humanoids, virtual and augmented reality, operational safety, teleoperation, etc.). In the second semester of the second year, students will carry out a one-month research project in a laboratory or company, followed by a tutored internship (in a company or laboratory) of 4 to 6 months.

The course is open to work-study through an apprenticeship contract. This contract allows students to acquire the theoretical basics during the weeks of training and to put them into practice during the periods to be spent in the company. This mode of operation facilitates the development of skills. It also has the advantage for the student of being paid even before graduating.

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The main objective of the robotics program is to prepare high-level specialists in Robotics, Industrial data processing, Image processing and Automation.

 

This Master Course is a natural extension of the Bachelor's Degree in EEA (Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Automation) of UM or of any other scientific and technological bachelors in related fields (e.g., computer science, applied mathematics, mechatronics, etc.).

 

During the first semester of the 1st year of the Master (taught in French), students will follow basic courses in electronics, energy, control systems and signal processing. The second semester is mainly focused on specialized courses in robotics. These courses will allow students to learn the basics of robotics (both fixed and mobile base robots), image processing and robot programming tools.

 

During the second year, which is taught in English, the courses in the first semester include robot modelling and control, perception for robotics, optimization, artificial intelligence, embedded systems and programming. Students will also have a research-oriented course, targeting the most innovative applications of robotics (micro-manipulators, surgical robotics, submarine robotics, humanoids, virtual and augmented reality, operational safety, teleoperation, etc.). In the second semester, students will carry out a one-month research project in a laboratory or a company, followed by a tutored internship (in a company or laboratory) of 4 to 6 months.

 

The Master course is also open to work-study through an apprenticeship contract. Such a contract allows students to acquire the theoretical bases during the training weeks and to put them into practice during the periods spent in the company. This mode of functioning improves their skills. It also has the advantage for the student to be paid before graduation.

 

 

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  • The LMD4 success rate is around 90%.

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Objectives

This Master's programme is aimed at the following professions:

  • Research, studies and development: these activities employ around a quarter of engineers and managers; doctoral studies are also very common among graduates.
  • Robot design, programming and control: functions related to robotic and automated systems, production management in high-tech industries.
  • Commercial activities: these concern professions where customer relations complement the technical aspects.
  • Teaching and training: graduates can become company trainers or, with a competitive examination, secondary and higher education teachers.
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  • Positions typically occupied after a Master in Robotics:

     

    - Research and Development: these concern about one quarter of pur alumni each year; many also pursue a PhD program.

    - Robot Design, Programming and Control: mastering robotic and automated systems, managing production in high technology industries.

    - Commercial activities: all jobs where customer relations complement the technical skills.

    - Education and training: graduates can become trainers in companies or, through competitive exams, teachers in secondary and higher education.

     

    Skills and expertise acquired through the Master Course:

     

    • Modelling and control of mobile and anthropomorphic manipulators
    • Signal and image processing
    • Advanced programming (ROS, python, C/C++) including embedded systems
    • Artificial intelligence and optimization for robotics
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Know-how and skills

  • modeling and control of manipulator and mobile robots
  • signal and image processing
  • programming (ROS, Python, C/C++), including on embedded systems

        artificial intelligence and optimization for robotics

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Organization

Special features

The program is open to sandwich courses in M1 and M2.

The course is open to a double degree with the IAE (Institut d'Administration des Entreprises).

                                                                                                                                 

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Program

The Rob pathway in the EEA Master's program has a two-year (4-semester) pedagogical progression.

The first year of the Master's program consists of two semesters. The first semester is shared by all EEA Master's courses, providing basic theoretical knowledge and cross-disciplinary skills in EEA disciplines. In the second semester, students in the Rob pathway take specific UEs. The course also includes English and SHS (Human and Social Sciences) UEs. Students carry out a project that may extend into the first semester, and are required to complete an internship or final year project.

The second year of the Master's program consists of two semesters. The first semester is taught in English, with both professional and research courses based on the specific features of the Master's research laboratory. The second semester is devoted to a final-year project and an industrial or research internship.

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Select a program

M1 - Electronics, Electrical Energy, Automation - Robotics profile

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  • Automatic Mutivariable

    5 credits
  • Signal processing

    4 credits
  • Electronics Analog

    6 credits
  • Digital Electronics

    6 credits
  • Energy Conversion Systems

    5 credits
  • Computer Engineering for the EEA

    4 credits
  • Logic Synthesis / VHDL

    3 credits
  • English

    2 credits
  • Project

    5 credits
  • Internship or End-of-Study Project

    10 credits
  • Techniques de Communication

    3 credits
  • ROBOTICS Choice

    10 credits
    • Choice of 3 out of 3

      • Image processing

        3 credits
      • Programming Tools for Robotics

        3 credits
      • Robotics Basics

        4 credits
  • Advanced Programming & Artificial Intelligence

    5 credits
  • Optimization & Embedded Systems

    5 credits
  • Applied Robotics

    10 credits
  • Perception for Robotics

    5 credits
  • Handling Robotics

    5 credits
  • Project

    10 credits
  • Internship

    15 credits
  • Professional integration

    3 credits
  • English

    2 credits

Admission

How to register

Applications can be submitted on the following platforms: 

French & European students :

International students from outside the EU: follow the "Études en France" procedure: https: //pastel.diplomatie.gouv.fr/etudesenfrance/dyn/public/authentification/login.html

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Target audience

Students with a 3-year degree in electronics, automation, mechatronics, computer science, electrical/electronic/mechanical engineering or applied mathematics.

It is a possible extension of the EEA Bachelor's degree and any other scientific and technological training in EEA-related fields.

Person in professional retraining in continuing education or work-study programs.

Promotional training, continuing education or sandwich courses.

Foreign student with a bac+3 degree in science and technology.

They must be fluent in French (1st year) and English (2nd year).

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Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree in one of the following fields: control systems, mechatronics, computer science, electrical/electronic/mechanical engineering, applied mathematics.

Students can apply from all countries.

They must be fluent in French (for the 1st year) and English (for the 2nd year).

 

 

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Necessary prerequisites

Candidates must have a solid academic background in automation and signal processing.

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Candidates must have a strong academic background in the fields of control systems and signal processing.

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Recommended prerequisites

IT, mechanics, electronics.

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Computer science, mechanics, electronics

 

 

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Further studies

After the M2, students who wish to do so can join a doctorate in an academic or industrial environment in a field close to the training that will take them to a bac+8 level.

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Graduates from the Master Robotics can apply for doctoral studies in France and abroad.

 

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Studying abroad

After the M2, students who wish to do so can join a doctorate in an academic or industrial environment in a field close to the training that will take them to a bac+8 level.

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Bridges and reorientation

Students holding a Master 1 or Master 2 in the EEA field may apply for a Master 2. Admission is subject to the course's pedagogical selection committee.

A Master 1 student can be redirected to another course with the agreement of the course manager or another national course.

 

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Professional integration

Of our graduates, 25% are continuing their studies with a thesis, and 75% are employed in the private sector. Among private-sector employees: 50% work in Robotics, and 50% in related fields (software development, industrial computing, vision, automation, etc.).

 

 

ROME codes, closest job descriptions :

H1102: Management and engineering

            H1206: Management and engineering studies, research and industrial development

H1206: Industrial robotics engineer

H1206: Robotics

H1208: Technical assistance in automation studies and design

H1210 : Technical assistance with studies, research and development

H2502: Production management and engineering

K2108: Higher education

K2402: Research in the sciences of the universe, matter and life

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Perspective jobs:

Among the Master Course graduates, 25% continue their studies with a PhD thesis, and 75% are employed in the private sector. Among those employed in the private sector: 50% work in Robotics, and 50% in related fields (software development, industrial computing, vision, control systems, etc.).

 

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