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A new international Master in Mechanical Engineering for Industry 4.0

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The Mechanical Engineering for Industry 4.0 (IMMEI4.0) online international Master programme is dedicated to the training of mechanical engineers who wish to work in the field of new technologies related to the Factory of the Future.

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International Master in Mechanical Engineering for Industry 4.0 © Pugun & Photo Studio.jpg

The IMMEI4.0 Master focuses on developing the skills of tomorrow’s engineers who wish to be involved in the growing industrial field of the Factory of the Future in a global context. Course content is based on mechanical engineering topics that provide students with the knowledge and skills enabling them to contribute to Industry 4.0.

This one-year programme is taught in cooperation with the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers – ENSAM (France), the University of Cincinnati (USA), and the University of the Basque Country (Spain). Students are required to participate in courses that originate from each of the partner institutions. As such, all courses are delivered remotely, and workshops may be organised onsite. At the end of the year, students must also complete a mandatory internship abroad in a partner company or institution, leading to a Master thesis.

17 students per year may register for the programme: 4 each from the University of Bordeaux, ENSAM and the University of the Basque Country, and 5 from the University of Cincinnati. Students wishing to apply at the University of Bordeaux must have completed the first year of the university’s Master degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Course content is taught entirely in English and includes the following topics:

  • Advanced and eco design: 3D tolerancing, non-destructive testing, sustainable engineering, digital chain, design methods for additive manufacturing, virtual manufacturing, circular economy, industrial artificial intelligence, robot control and design, etc.
  • Advanced manufacturing processes: closed door machining and technological intelligence, artificial intelligence and machine learning for industry, advanced aeronautical machining sustainable manufacturing of advanced materials and robot design, computational methods additive manufacturing, etc.
  • Entrepreneurship with a practical workshop allowing students to devise and present an innovative project

Upon completion, students will master the scientific basis necessary to understanding and promoting the concepts related to the Factory of the Future in industry, from both a design and an industrial point of view. The skills developed in entrepreneurship will allow students to use this knowledge coupled with their creativity to design tomorrow’s industrial life and launch their own start-up or company.

The programme is also a valuable opportunity to create strong links between French, American, and Spanish student communities, thus promoting not only academic exchanges but also solid linguistic, cultural, and personal exchanges.

This one-of-a-kind training programme is based on the advanced scientific expertise of research professors in different fields related to the development of the Industry of the Future.

Upon completion of the programme, graduates may have the opportunity to work as scientific consultants for the upgrading or transformation of industrial equipment, depending on their area of specialisation.

Olivier Cahuc, coordinator of the IMMEI4.0 Master programme

In conclusion, the IMMEI4.0 Master, launching in September 2023, will allow students to internationalise their curriculum, and develop their skills in the promising field of Industry 4.0 in a flexible study environment, thus providing them with a privileged access to specific job markets.

Contact

  • Olivier Cahuc

    Programme coordinator

    olivier.cahuc%40u-bordeaux.fr

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