Arts et Métiers ParisTech (ENSAM)

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The Arts et Métiers ParisTech (formerly Ecole Nationale d' Arts et Métiers, Ensam ) is one of the elite universities of France. The Arts et Métiers is famous for its engineering degree Gadzarts, but also offers two -year Master's studies, and doctoral studies. Today it is one ParisTech.

Students and Studies

Candidates for the almost 1100 studies and boarding places are awarded annually must undergo a recording competition ( concours ). As a rule, they have been two years preparatory classes ( classes préparatoires ) completed offered at selected schools for their part already selected high school seniors. On concours foreigners can participate. Part of it (which usually come from former French colonies or protectorates and have visited there or in France preparatory classes ) takes part in the examination as the French, the others were selected in their universities around the world and compete in a concours internationally for the few places.

Angers campus (1815 ).

Lille campus ( 1900).

Cluny campus (1901 ).

Chalons-en -Champagne campus (1806 ).

Aix -en- Provence campus (1843 )

Chairs of Arts et Métiers ParisTech

The three chairs are spread over:

• Mechanics, materials, process engineering
• Fluid mechanics, energy, thermal
• Meet product design, safety, risk, decision

International cooperation

Students may one semester of foreign top universities spend ( including the KIT ( Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ), Dresden University of Technology, the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT ), the University of Berkeley, Tsinghua University, the Politecnico di Milano ( NIS), the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Universidad Politecnica de Cataluna, the ).

Former Students

• Pierre Bézier, Paris 1927
• Henry Verneuil, Aix 1940