Training path - Master of Science in Engineering "Diplôme d'Ingénieur"

Acquire the skills of an engineer and build your education and training path

Common core subjects

From Year 1 (cycle 1), the core subjects common to all students are available in several versions to suit your profile. Your personal tastes can also be expressed through a variety of projects carried out in a collaborative environment. The work placement and the content of the program allow you to discover different facets of the engineering professions and the contexts in which they can be carried out. This 1st year is also the time to build your educational training project. Validation of the 1st year leads to the award of a Bachelor's level certificate.

Themes for further study

In years 2 and 3 (cycle 2), the choice of two themes for further in-depth study, projects (innovation, entrepreneurship, research, etc.), internships and international visits will enable you to gradually adapt your course to your career plans. Openness, autonomy and flexibility are the watchwords of this course, which will make of you a top-level engineer.

Key skills

Throughout the course, future IMT Atlantique engineers are assessed on the basis of their competencies. In addition to your scientific and technical training, these competency-based assessments validate the knowledge, know-how and interpersonal skills that you will need to acquire. In addition to the minimum requirements, you will be able to strengthen your expertise in the competencies of your choice, in order to enrich your ‘engineer profile’.

• Understanding, analyzing and summarizing a complex problem and/or situation
• Solve a complex problem by combining theory and practice
• Design and build systems and organizations
• Critique and make decisions
• Innovate and undertake in a complex and uncertain context
• Manage an innovative, complex, risky or high-stakes project
• Lead and manage a team using different management methods
• Cooperate, particularly in international and intercultural environments
• Communicating
• Integrate social issues into decisions and actions
• Integrate organizational issues into decisions and actions
• Reflecting on oneself, one's knowledge and experience
• Adapt and evolve
• Commitment

Work experience (internships) in a professional environment

A minimum of 9 months’ internships, spread over the three years of the program, will help you reinforce your career plans and put your acquired skills to use in a professional environment.