Master Instrumentation, mesure, métrologie, parcours : Ingénierie en instrumentation industrielle (3I) at Aix-Marseille University

Programme overview

Builds on the first-year common core of the Instrumentation, measurement, metrology master with technical knowledge for industrial instrumentation. Work-study (alternance) calendar is available.

Faculty: Faculté des Sciences, Aix-Marseille Université | Study mode: full-time; French | Location: Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France

What you will study

Sensor operating principles, industrial sensors, industrial electricity, valves, process and instrumentation computing, industrial automation, local and industrial networks, systems safety, regulation, applied micro-electronics, process control systems, instrumentation engineering, design office, metrology, maintenance, quality and safety, people and service management, English.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Faculty of Sciences, Master 1 applications: candidates apply through the Mon Master platform; non-EU nationals residing in a country on the Études en France list (including Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Senegal and others) apply through Études en France; remote M1 applicants in Physics or Mathematics and applications from those countries apply through eCandidat (17 February to 16 March 2026 round). Applications are examined by the faculty's pedagogical committee only when complete. Master 2: Master 2 applications: candidates apply through eCandidat; non-EU nationals residing in a country on the Études en France list (including Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Senegal and others) apply through Études en France. Applications are examined by the faculty's pedagogical committee only when complete.

Requirements published at faculty level.

International applicants: EUR 3,950 a year (2026/2027). Differentiated registration fee for non-EU students (Master level); exemptions apply for French-government scholars, cooperation-agreement students, refugees and others listed on the page; 75% partial exemption possible within a quota Source

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