Presentation

International dimension :

Programme

Master in Applied mechanics 1st year

• Semester 7
  • -UE Solid mechanics 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Fluid mechanics 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Research project 1 6 ECTS credits
  • -UE Experimental techniques and methods 1 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Numerical methods in solid and fluid mechanics 1 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Image and signal processing 3 ECTS credits

  1 option (s) to choose from 2

  • -UE English 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE French as a foreign language (FLE) 3 ECTS credits

  2 option (s) to choose from 9

  • -UE Basic geomechanics 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Mechanics of material 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Reinforced concrete 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Physics of granular media 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Multiphysical couplings (THCM) 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Convection in industrial and geophysical flows 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Instabilities and turbulence 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Wave in fluids 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Introduction of geophysical fluids dynamics 3 ECTS credits
• Semestre 8
  • -UE Research project 2 12 ECTS credits
  • -UE Experimental techniques and methods 2 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Numerical methods in solid and fluid mechanics 2 3 ECTS credits

  1 option (s) to choose from 2

  • -UE English 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE French as a foreign language (FLE) 3 ECTS credits

  3 option (s) to choose from 9

  • -UE Basic geomechanics 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Mechanics of material 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Reinforced concrete 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Physics of granular media 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Multiphysical couplings (THCM) 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Instabilities and turbulence 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Wave in fluids 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Environmental flows 3 ECTS credits
  • -UE Introduction of geophysical fluids dynamics 3 ECTS credits

Master 2nd year

• Semester 9
• Semester 10

Registration and scholarships

Access condition

The master's degree in Fluid mechanics and energetics is a highly competitive academic program (duration: one year, master 2nd year level). Applicants selection is done on the basis of prior academic and/or scientific achievement as documented by academic transcripts, a cover letter, references, and standardized test scores. Students from countries where English language is not the primary language are required to provide TOEFL test scores. To get master degree, admitted students must obtain the certified level B2.

For students with a foreign degree, their registration is definitely authorised by the Commitee for Academic Accreditation at Grenoble university (CVA). Several meetings are organised several times a year (february - june) to select applications from abroad.

You are strongly encouraged to apply as soon as possible. The selection of applicants is based on the following criteria :

• Administrative rules mentioned above
• One year master study (science or engineering), in the following fields : fluid mechanics, chemical engineering, physics or applied mathematics as well provided they already demonstrated a significant level in fluid mechanics.

Candidature / Application

Before you complete and send the application form by e-mail, you must absolutely subscribe to the website of Campus France, providing all necessary documents. To this purpose, click on the following links :

• http://www.campusfrance.org/
• http://www.campusfrance.org/fria1004/lm/master.html

Data to mention possibly for selecting FME master in the proposed list : master research Sciences, technology, health in Mechanics, Energetics and engineering mechanical specialty of fluids and energetics

• Application before may 13th
• Apply online

Prerequisites

• English language: B1 level
• TOEFL: computer-based: 140
• IBT: 60
• Paper-based : 457
• TOEFL institution code is 6050, Department : Ense3
• TOEIC : 550
• IELTS: 4.5

Expenses

Tuition fees 2019-2020 : 243 €

And after

Professions

This research program is mainly intended for students wishing to prepare for doctoral studies in fluid mechanics and transfers (thermal, chemical), either in France or abroad, with a view to pursuing a career as teacher-researcher in a university, researcher in a large public organisation (CNRS, CEA etc), or R&D engineer within a company in the energy or transport sectors etc.