Program
Organisation of training
The training programme lasts 13 months:
- September to February: 6 months of classes, lectures, company visits (~730 hours)
- March: one month of study on a personal project
- April to September: 6 months business internship validated by writing of a professional thesis defended before a jury.
Specialist Mastère modules:
| Code | Course title | Professor in charge |
|---|---|---|
| A02 |
| Code | Course title | Professor in charge |
|---|---|---|
| B11 | Structure modelling for maritime engineering | Thomas LOISELEUX |
| Code | Course title | Professor in charge |
|---|---|---|
| C06 | Energy and safety for naval systems | Thomas LOISELEUX |
| Code | Course title | Professor in charge |
|---|---|---|
| D11 | Numerical models of physical phenomena | Marc LENOIR |
A02 -
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B11 - Structure modelling for maritime engineering
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C06 - Energy and safety for naval systems
| This set of courses presents the energy needs - both in heat and electrical power - for naval propulsion and equipment power. It also includes a study of various power transmission systems for propulsion. This study is complemented with some training on the safety standards that need to be met when designing, building and operating the ships of today. A last course presents the development and use of offshore structures and the procedures used to meet the constraints imposed by the environment on various types of offshore installations. | Professor
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D11 - Numerical models of physical phenomena
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