• Target level of study

    BAC +5

  • ECTS

    120 credits

  • Training structure

    Faculty of Science

  • Language(s) of instruction

    French

Presentation

The Master's degree in mechanics covers the major theoretical fields of mechanics (solid, fluid, strength of materials and elasticity) and their applications (product design, biomechanics and numerical simulation). The Master's degree in mechanics enables students to master the scientific tools of engineering.

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Objectives

Depending on the path chosen, the objectives of the master's degree are focused and specialized, in Biomechanics, Computation and Simulation in Mechanical Engineering (CSIM) or Industrial Product Design and Development (IPDD).

 

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Know-how and skills

The holder of a Master's degree in mechanics is capable of formulating a problem of advanced complexity in the field of systems and continuum mechanics. They are able to propose a numerical, theoretical or experimental resolution strategy adapted to the context. This course develops students' skills across the 3 pathways:

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Organization

Open on a sandwich basis

Contract type

Apprenticeship contract, Professionalization contract

Work-study arrangements

Work-study programs are offered only in the second year of the Master's program.

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Internships, tutored projects

Internship

Mandatory

Length of internship

17 weeks in M1 and M2

Internship abroad

Possible

Program

- Classes, seminars & practical work (30 h/wk), from September to the end of March (in M1) and the end of February (in M2).
- Group projects
- 17-week work placement in M1 and M2.

The three courses in the program have a strong common core in the first year, and more pronounced specialization in the second. They all have a Professional or Research focus, depending on the choice of courses and, above all, the type of internship undertaken. The CDPI and CSIM courses offer some students the opportunity to do a double degree with the IAE. The CSIM pathway also enables students to take a double degree with Chiang MaÏ University (Thailand) andITM Alès in civil engineering. The Biomeca pathway is open to doctors for specialization.

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Select a program

Calculations and Simulations in Mechanical Engineering

The CSIM course in the Mechanics Master's program focuses on calculations and simulations in structural mechanics.

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Industrial Product Design and Development

The CDPI course of the Master's degree in Mechanics is oriented towards technological design in Mechanics with a specialization in creation, innovation and product design.

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Biomechanics

The Biomechanics track of the Master's degree in Mechanics is at the interface between technological and health sciences. It enables us to meet tomorrow's major challenges, both in terms of medical devices (prostheses, endoprostheses, implants of all kinds, etc.), and in terms of understanding the coupling between living organisms and their mechanical environment at different observation scales.

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IDIL - Modeling Biological and Environmental Systems - Mention MECANIQUE

The aim of the "Modelling Environmental and Biological Systems" (MoBiEn) Master's program is to train students in the quantitative and theoretical investigation of complex phenomena in living systems emerging at several scales: from the single molecule to living organisms, as well as their interaction with their environment.

The Master MoBiEn brings together scientists from different laboratories and professors from our 4 departments: Mathematics, Physics, Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science. In this sense, it offers a coherent multidisciplinary program that makes MoBiEn a unique training program whose core disciplines are Statistical Physics, Stochastic Processes, Biomechanics, Numerical Simulations, Statistical Methods, Advanced Data Analysis Techniques, and Artificial Intelligence.

Examples of teaching units :

- Stochastic processes
- Biological physics
- Finite element simulation

 

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