Diplôme d'ingénieur Spécialité Instrumentation en apprentissage at Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam)

The Cnam engineering diploma, Instrumentation specialty (code ING6300A, RNCP39081), is a Bac+5 engineering degree delivered in work-study format at the Cnam centre in Paris. It trains engineers to design and operate measurement, testing, control and analysis chains and to integrate them into company information systems and quality processes.

Department: Instrumentation-Mesure (Cnam, Paris)  |  Duration: 180 ECTS credits (Bac+2 entry, Bac+5 exit), work-study (apprentissage)  |  Study mode: co-op (language of instruction: French)  |  Location: Paris, Île-de-France, France

What you will study

Semesters combine mathematics and statistics, experimental physical sciences, measurement chains (optics, uncertainty and data processing, sensors and conditioners, chemical analysis), quality and project work, signal processing and numerical computation, measurement noise and data analysis, English, law and management, an international mobility period, professional sequences and a final professional dissertation with oral defence.

Career pathways

Quality control department head; metrology expert; quality control engineer; design office engineer; metrology control manager; health, safety and environment (QSE) manager in industry.

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