Ingénieur de Grenoble INP - Phelma, filière internationale Advanced Materials (AM)

Summary

The Advanced Materials (AM) degree contains two orientations related to two European international Master degrees:

• AMIS (Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability) labeled by the EIT Raw materials
• FAME^AIS (Functional Advanced Materials and Engineering) labeled by the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree of Erasmus+.

Each student must choose the orientation she/he will integrate.

The main objective is the education of engineers who have not only state-of-the-art training in Materials Research, but also are exposed to the international and interdisciplinary dimension of modern Materials Science, while developing advanced skills and awareness to societal and industrial needs.

Students’ mobility is an integrated part of the two-year program, during which they will study at two of the consortium partner universities. Upon completion of the program, students will receive a double degree (Phelma engineering diploma and a Master of Science).
 

Further information

• Website of the AMIS master
• Website of the FAME^AIS master

Entry requirements

Conditions d’admission/Entry requirements

Same text as in all other filiere e.g. Biomed
 

Entry requirements

 

• To be admitted into Year 1 (at two years of post-secondary study), students must have completed two years of preparatory courses (science-track or Institute of Technology common preparatory program) or have earned an undergraduate degree from a university (in France, mainly DUT or L2).
• Admissions on qualifications to the 2nd year (France and abroad)

Apply now

Apply now

 

• Visit the Admissions section of the school’s website (French version).

Program

All the courses will be taught in English.

 

M1

• Semester 7
• Semester 8

 

M2

• Semester 9
• Semester 10

International exchange

International exchange

 

MOBILITY SCHEME

 

• Mobility between year 1 and 2 in two institutions from different countries of each consortia.
• 3 semesters within the Consortium universities + 1 semester for the Master Thesis in a European research laboratory or among the associated partners.

Expected learning outcomes

Expected learning outcomes

Soft and hard skills such as: project management, team work, entrepreneurship and oral communications, in-depth understanding of specialist topics such as nanophysics, nanomaterials and functional materials, research and hands-on skills.

Careers

Academic career/research

At universities, research institutions, teaching students or managerial position. Scientist with high commercialization awareness, knowledge, and competences; someone who can communicate effectively the commercial value of their scientific research.
 

Resource industry

SMEs in chemistry, exploration, green energy, machinery and plant construction, metal working industry, ceramics, environmental economy (R&D, product development, management, production, marketing and sales). Expert or manager whose actions and decisions influence the innovation output, value creation, and performance of the company.
 

Freelancer and entrepreneur

Create your own business or become a consultant.
 

Wider society

Science journalism, consulting, project development and management, advisor to policy makers, administration, specialist agencies, media etc.

Further learning opportunities

Further learning opportunities

The program will prepare you to explore the angles for technological, social changes and where the niches for new business ideas are in the market. Contacts with industries and research institutes will prepare you to develop your own activities and develop your own business, join the industry or start a PhD focused on Materials challenges.

The developed skills and knowledge you will gain will be highly appreciated by industries in the Materials Science domain or by Laboratories, especially in the following sectors: Microelectronics, Optics, Bio-technologies, Energy, Communication, Environment, etc.