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International Master degree

Master of Science & Technology In Complex Systems Engineering

olivier.boiron@centrale-marseille.fr

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MSc CSE

Pourquoi un diplôme de Master à l’ECM?

- Pas d’offre diplômante en anglais donc pas de possibilité de permettre aux étudiants de nos partenaires internationaux (hors DD) de valider un diplôme à Centrale

- L’idée est donc pour ces étudiants qui viennent habituellement en S8 (2

ième

semestre de la 2

ième

année) de pouvoir suivre un parcours complet de 2 années distinct du diplôme d’ing. centralien.

- L’identité Centralienne est fortement liée à la pluridisciplinarité, l’excellence scientifique, l’ouverture internationale et l’ingénierie du management et de l’organisation. Le Master CSE ambitionne de se positionner sur ces valeurs mais déclinées, comme durant les S8, sur des grands enjeux sociétaux:

- L’environnement

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Complex problems (WA IEA2015 & EUR-ACE):

- cannot be solved without in-depth engineering knowledge - Involve wide-ranging or conflicting technical issues

- Have no single and/or obvious solution

2 years program

Taught in english

Multidisciplinary approach

In-depth scientific knowledge Managerial skills

& personal development Lab / industry

placement

Team work Project Based

Learning

A program designed for undergraduate students with a strong background in sciences and or engineering

International master’s programme on Complex Systems Engineering

MSc CSE

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The master degree is composed of two indivisible parts:

- The National Master Degree (accredited by the MESR) which consists in the scientific courses of the programme (600hr)

- The Ecole Centrale Diploma to certify the acquirement of the competencies required for the industrial engineering part (soft skills, language, project, …)

International master’s programme on Complex Systems Engineering

The master’s programme is accredited by the french higher education and research ministry (MESR)

Tuition fees 10 000€ / yr

A program designed for undergraduate students with a strong background in sciences and or engineering

MSc CSE

Labellisé par

l’académie

d’excellence

A*Midex en

06/2018

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Scientific courses : 168 + 200 + 228 = 596hr Soft skills : 128 + 30 + 100 = 258hr Projects/seminars : 30 + 30 + 100 + 48 = 208hr Language : 24 + 24 + 40 = 88hr

Total M1+M2: 1150hr + internships

Program structure

Propaedeutics In-depth scientific learning Know-how

Aggregation of knowledge / work experience

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Environmental Engineering

Engineering for land-use planning

Biomedical Engineering

Systems Modeling & quantitative imaging

Master’s programme

specialized tracks

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Goals : training the students to tackle the environmental problems related to climate change:

• Urban warming

• Energy efficiency

• Water management

• Aridity, soil erosion and desertification

• Air pollution

• Green processes and circular economy (Aristotle univ)

• Risk management (Sapienza univ)

And how to relate these problems to spatial planning and to help policy makers.

Environmental Engineering

Engineering for land-use planning

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Associated labs & companies

• SEM

• SCP

• IRSTEA

• G2C ALTEREO

• CNRS

• IRSN

• ENGIE

• CEA

• The city of Marseille

Associated international academic institutions

• Sapienza Univ., Roma, IT

• UAT, Thessaloniki, GR

• Cairo Univ., Cairo, AG

Environmental Engineering

Engineering for land-use planning

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First semester (S7) – 350hr

Transport phenomena

Computer sciences & Numerical methods Introduction to chemical eng.

Introduction to environmental engineering Hydraulics and hydrology

Energy & environment Geomatics

Language – 24hr

Industrial engineering (Train’Eng) – 128hr Project – 30hr

Lab work – 7 weeks

Total 168hr

Courses, part of the MSc common core Courses for 2E only

Courses from ECM eng. curriculum

Environmental Engineering

(2E)

Source MedTech

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Total 200h

Environmental Engineering

(2E)

Second semester (S8) – 300hr

Environmental management

Circular economy & sustainable design Pollutants and water waste

Green chemistry

Environmental monitoring Renewable energies

Language – 40hr Industrial eng. - 30hr Project – 30hr

Lab/industry placement – 8 weeks Courses, part of the MSc common core Courses for 2E only

Courses from ECM eng. curriculum

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Languages Industrial eng.

Project

Seminars/ paper club/..

Courses, part of the MSc common core Courses for 2E only

Courses from ECM eng. curriculum

Environmental Engineering

(2E)

Second semester (S9) – 500hr

Energy efficiency Coastal engineering

Advanced Fluid Mechanics Bioprocess

Water management

Geophysical flows & global change awareness

Geographical economics and territory efficiency

Computer Sciences & data sciences

Elective course from ECM S9 Risk management (Sapienza U.)

Life cycle assessment & Circular economy

(Aristotle U.)

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Goals : giving to the students the fundamental knowledge and the know- how to address during their professional career the complexity of the future challenges of biomedical engineering:

• Material science for BME

• Bioinformatics

• Multiphysics and multiscale modeling

• Imaging devices & signal and image processing

• Biostatistics

• Machine learning

• Biotechnologies & chemical therapy

Biomedical Engineering

Systems Modeling & quantitative imaging

Source MedTech

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First semester (S7) – 350hr

Transport phenomena

Computer sciences & Numerical methods Introduction to clinical medecine

Introduction to material science

Introduction to biomed. signal processing Engineering & biological systems

Waves propagation

Language – 24hr

Industrial eng. (Train’Eng)- 128hr Project – 30hr

Lab work - 7 weeks (max)

Total 168hr

Biomedical Engineering

Systems Modeling & quantitative imaging

Courses, part of the MSc common core Courses for 2E only

Courses from ECM eng. curriculum

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Second semester (S8) – 300hr

UE1 The living brick

UE2 Imaging and wave therapy

UE3 Biotechnologies and chemical therapies UE4 Projects and labs & companies visits

Languages 40hr

Industrial eng. (Train’eng 1week) – 30hr Project – 30hr

Total 200hr

Biomedical Engineering

Systems Modeling & quantitative imaging

Courses, part of the MSc common core Courses for 2E only

Courses from ECM eng. curriculum

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Languages (FLE/English) 24hr Industrial eng. (3A) 170hr Project – Lab work 100hr

Biomedical Engineering

Systems Modeling & quantitative imaging

Courses, part of the MSc common core Courses for 2E only

Courses from ECM eng. curriculum

Third semester (S9) – 500hr

Computer Sciences & data sciences Advanced imaging

Biomechanics

Integrated design of biomedical systems Advanced image processing

Numerical modeling for BME Advanced material sciences Sensors & biomedical monitoring Elective course from ECM S9 Orthopaedics

Electron microscopy

Source MedTech

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