The second year of the Master MaNuEn is designed to cover materials issues in a nuclear environment from fuels to structural materials of primary circuit components.
The content of the courses has been designed by Grenoble - INP and INSTN with the support of CEA and EDF, both partners of the master.
The content of the courses has been designed by Grenoble - INP and INSTN with the support of CEA and EDF, both partners of the master.
Semester 1
The first semester of the master starts mid september and ends in january.
All candidates must complete the following 4 common core courses (268h, 25 ECTS). These courses develop the fundamentals scientific aspect and specific issues of materials used in nuclear reactor : from material selection and design to irradiation damage and materials ageing.
Then, students build further skills by chosen between two optional courses (~90h, 5 ECTS):
All candidates must complete the following 4 common core courses (268h, 25 ECTS). These courses develop the fundamentals scientific aspect and specific issues of materials used in nuclear reactor : from material selection and design to irradiation damage and materials ageing.
Then, students build further skills by chosen between two optional courses (~90h, 5 ECTS):
- Option "Components" organised by EDF deals with operationnal feedback in PWR and structural materials for nuclear components,
- Option "Fuels" organised by the CEA focuses on nuclear fuels (PWR, RNR and other reactor types).
Semester 2 : internship
Privileged contacts with engineers from EDF and CEA working departments dedicated to R&D studies on materials for nuclear applications could help students to define their professional project and broaden internship opportunities.
French State controlled Master's degree
Courses structures
- Common core
- 2 options