Innovation through
Physics and Engineering
Innovation through Physics and Engineering
Innovation through
Physics and Engineering
Innovation through Physics and Engineering
The ELISE Master program integrates training in electronics, automation, IT, and microtechnology, emphasizing key concepts such as microsystems, instrumentation, and on-board electronics.
Microsystems, including micro-sensors and micro-actuators, contribute to the miniaturization aspect of mechatronics and benefit from a strong regional expertise in microtechnology. Additionally, electronics, especially embedded electronics tailored for portable systems, plays a crucial role in these domains and remains pivotal in 21st-century technology.
The ELISE master’s program takes place over 2 academic years divided into 4 semesters. Each semester corresponds to an accreditation of 30 ECTS, which leads to a total at the end of 120 ECTS. The program has an extensive international flavor, with all courses taught in English. The teaching staff are highly qualified researchers with international recognition.
| Master 2 Fall Semester | Master 2 Spring Semester |
Innovation 18 ECTS among : Acoustical microsystems Biomedical microsystems Thin film technologies 2D vision 3D vision Robust control Nonlinear control Numerical simulation of microsystems Instrumentation systems Advanced instrumentation Digital transmissions Embedded electronics Microrobotics Embedded systems Rf instrumentation Research Project | Research Internship hzsrthsrkgiklglggjkgjthsrthsrths |
The program targets careers such as:
A degree equivalent to or higher than a Bachelor’s degree with a background knowledge in systems control and Digital Electronics. Courses waivers can be given depending on your former undergraduate program content.
Contact: Sounkalo Dembélé