Master Nanosciences et nanotechnologies – Emergent Technologies (E-TECH) at Centrale Lille

Master 2 taught in English, part of the Graduate Program Information and Knowledge Society, training engineers through and for research for R&D roles in large groups, SMEs, deep-tech start-ups and academic laboratories. It draws on the IEMN and IRCICA laboratories.

Faculty: Centrale Lille Institut, co-accredited with the University of Lille  |  Department: Nanosciences et nanotechnologies  |  Duration: 1 year (Master 2)  |  Study mode: full-time (taught in English)  |  Location: Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Hauts-de-France, France

What you will study

The course mixes hardware and software with more emphasis on hardware technology, using local technology platforms; application fields include intelligent systems and environments, interactive systems, advanced communications (5G, 6G), IoT, health, energy and transport. International agreements include a double degree with Georgia Tech.

Career pathways

Graduates enter R&D in large groups, SMEs and start-ups, or continue to a doctorate supported by IEMN, IRCICA and related laboratories.

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