Centrale Nantes campus

Engineering

Diplôme d'ingénieur de spécialité - Génie océanique at Centrale Nantes

Centrale Nantes, France

Programme overview

Apprenticeship engineering degree (CTI) training engineers to design, build and maintain complex maritime systems linked to marine renewable energy and decarbonisation of shipping. Two specialisations in year 3: Marine Renewable Energies (EREM) and Ship Decarbonisation (DN).

Faculty: Centrale Nantes - Ingénieur de spécialité par apprentissage  |  Duration: 3 years in alternance (diplôme d'ingénieur, Bac+5)  |  Study mode: co-op (apprenticeship); taught in French  |  Intake: September  |  Location: Nantes, Pays de la Loire, France

What you will study

Ocean engineering, marine environment and loads, fluid and continuum mechanics, thermodynamics and energy systems, ship propulsion, wave-structure interaction, offshore project management, plus management, English and a 12-week international placement. Year 3 specialisation covers wind energy and floating platforms or alternative fuels and propulsion simulation.

Career pathways

Hydrodynamics or energy study engineer, project manager for low-carbon ship design or conversion, or for offshore renewable energy park development and deployment.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Entry from BUT2/BUT3 (MT2E, MP, SGM, GIM, GMP), CPGE (TSI, PT), ATS prep (SCEI), or BTS (CICN, MTE) or licence related to the specialty. Applicants must be under 30. Applications via ITII Pays de la Loire (deadline 1 March 2026).

Intake: September

Duration: 3 years in alternance (diplôme d'ingénieur, Bac+5)

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