Engineering (ISAI)
The Graduate Program in Engineering, Applied Sciences and Innovation (ISAI) offers a comprehensive curriculum of advanced study and research, from the Master's to the Doctorate degree, in energetics and complex systems as well as materials engineering, innovation, mechanical engineering and health. Through its association with PSL research laboratories, the graduate program offers Master’s degrees and engineering curricula in which research plays a central role. Students may also choose elective courses designed to improve their transdisciplinary skills and broaden their curriculum.
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Subjects
Energy transition
Sustainable development
Health
Sustainable mobility
Issues in innovation
Digital transition
A five-year track from Master’s to PhD
Upon entering the Master’s degree program, each student will define their scientific project with the graduate program's faculty and researchers. Students will have an academic advisor and will be heavily involved in research throughout the program.
Choose your Master’s degree and define your academic path
The graduate program offers the following Master’s degrees:
Enhance and customize your academic path: elective courses
Complementary university-wide courses
Graduate program students at both the Master’s and PhD level have access to university-wide trainings in core competencies, both introductory and advanced, designed to supplement their academic study.
Those complementary university-wide courses, available in all of PSL’s component schools, are eligible for ECTS credit.
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Career opportunities
Trained in and through research, PSL alumni find numerous employment opportunities in the public, private and entrepreneurial sectors as well as in the academic world.
Pursue a PhD
Doctoral research is conducted in a PSL laboratory. Training is conducted in a doctoral school.
Graduate program doctoral schools
- École doctorale Ingénierie des Systèmes, Matériaux, Mécanique, Énergétique - ED 621
- École doctorale Physique et chimie des Matériaux - ED 397
- École doctorale Chimie physique et chimie analytique de Paris centre - ED 388
- École doctorale Sciences mécaniques, acoustique, électronique et robotique - ED 391
- École doctorale Chimie moléculaire de Paris centre - ED 406
- École doctorale Sciences de la Décision, des Organisations, de la Société et de l’Echange (SDOSE) - ED 543
- École doctorale Sciences fondamentales et appliquées - ED 364
- École doctorale Sciences et technologies de l’information et de la communication - ED 84
Graduate program laboratories
- SIMM (Sciences et Ingénierie de la Matière Molle) - UMR 7615
- CBI (Institut Chimie Biologie Innovation) - UMR 8231
- C3M (Chimie Moléculaire, Macromoléculaire, et Matériaux) - UMR 7167
- LPEM (Physique et Étude des Matériaux) - UMR 8213
- Institut Langevin - UMR 7587
- Institut des Matériaux poreux de Paris - UMR 8004
- GULLIVER - UMR 7083
- CEMEF (Centre de Mise en Forme des Matériaux) - UMR 7635
- UMS (Mathématiques et Systèmes)
- CMAT (Centre des Matériaux)
- Centre de Géosciences
- CRC (Centre de recherche sur les risques et les crises)
- DEP (Energétique et Procédés)
- CERNA (Centre d'économie industrielle)
- CGS (Centre de gestion scientifique)
- CSI (Centre de sociologie de l'innovation)
Contact
Graduate Program Directors :
- Marie Hélène Berger (MINES Paris - PSL)
- Cécile Monteux (ESPCI Paris - PSL)
- Domitille Giaume (École nationale supérieure de Chimie de Paris - PSL)