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Energy Engineer (ISE) - Work-Study Engineering Degree at Mines Saint-Étienne

Mines Saint-Étienne, France

Programme overview

CTI-accredited three-year apprenticeship engineering degree delivered by Mines Saint-Étienne with ISTP, training engineers to analyse, optimise and transform energy systems in industrial and tertiary sectors, supporting the energy transition and decarbonisation.

Faculty: Mines Saint-Étienne (with ISTP)  |  Department: Specialist Engineering by Apprenticeship  |  Duration: 3 years (24 months in continuing education)  |  Study mode: work-study (apprenticeship); CTI-accredited engineering degree  |  Location: Saint-Étienne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

What you will study

Teaching blocks include energy sciences and technologies: applied thermodynamics, heat transfer, energy balances and diagnostics, modelling of energy systems, thermal engineering, energy in industrial processes and techno-economic studies, alternating with company periods.

Career pathways

Engineers conduct energy diagnostics, optimise processes, integrate renewable energies and manage energy-efficiency projects.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Apprenticeship route (3 years) in partnership with ISTP: online application on the ISTP portal, test and interview sessions February to June, application review, written MCQ tests (mathematics, scientific logic, French), motivational interview and admission jury; admission is final once an apprenticeship contract with a company is signed. Continuing-education and VAE routes exist (continuing education: minimum Bac+2 and 3 years of professional experience).

Duration: 3 years (24 months in continuing education)

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