Electronics and Industrial Data Processing (apprenticeship) – (Grad.Dip.)

Polytech'Paris-UPMC is UPMC´s engineering school. This university is world-renowned for the excellence of its research and teaching. Polytech'Paris-UPMC, a university polytechnic graduate school, trains top-level engineers in close collaboration with industry. It is multidisciplinary, and offers seven specializations anchored in the most innovative fields of science and technology, as well as an integrated program for scientific high school graduates.

Scientific training applied to the needs of companies
Supported by lecturers at the forefront of their field, the school gives a solid scientific education tailored to the needs and realities of companies. It is a teaching strategy that works: 90% of its engineers are hired within six months of graduation.

Polytech'Paris-UPMC is a public school which participates energetically in the social promotion of its students, and makes their career success a permanent goal. Here, apprenticeships and classic courses all lead to the Diploma of Engineering.

Specializations open to those with specific needs
These specializations are open to those with specific needs, welcoming high-level sportspeople and artists and students with disabilities, for whom Polytech'Paris-UPMC will adapt the courses according to individual projects and rhythms. This diversity contributes positively to the establishment´s reputation, reinforcing the mission statement "excellence for all".

Associated with the CFA UPMCA (Pierre & Marie Curie apprenticeship center), the in electronics and industrial data processing specialization trains engineers through apprenticeship. Students are taught within the school and in companies as apprentices.

Based on their scientific knowledge and techniques, they are able to deal with innovation and lead substantial projects. They also have strong management skills.

During the course, the tasks carried out within companies increase in complexity as the apprentice progresses and acquires the necessary autonomy.

In their last year, students will have obtained the status of novice engineer. They spend 75 % of their time with their employer and manage an industrial project - a learning experience which enables them to become quick and efficient workers.

The classes are based on carrying out specific applications through academic projects (one-third of the students timetable). Two areas of more in-depth study are offered - microwaves and industrial data-processing.

Opportunities

Further studies
Master´s degree specializing in management.

Career
Created in partnership with industry, this specialization trains applied engineers who are able to manage industrial projects in various sectors such as the automobile sector, industrial data-processing, telecommunications, etc.