Objectives: A catalyst for success, SIGMA Clermont trains chemical engineers who design ever more efficient products, adapted to the safety and comfort standards of an ever more demanding Society. At the crossroads of matter and living sciences, they are also key players in sustainable Development.
Theoretical training
Theoretical training is based on: the learning of experimental know-how, methodologies, scientific and technological knowledge
Mastery of the tools of the engineer (e): mathematics, computer science, methods
The acquisition of managerial skills: management of man, quality, innovation, sustainable development, project management...
The supply of specialized modules: entrepreneurship, aeronautics, configuration management, composites and aeronautical processes, factory management,...
After 18 common months to make up a base of knowledge, the student engineer chooses in the middle of the second year one of the three poles of training:
Fine and industrial organic chemistry (operational Engineers capable of meeting the needs of the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, agrifood, perfumery, Chemical Industry)
High performance Materials (engineers in the fields of industrial process development (R&D) of industrial unit design, production, process optimization, effluent management and facility safety Industrial
Chemical engineering (chemists with advanced knowledge and skills in developing, developing and evaluating the properties of large classes of Materials)
Practical Training
The practical training is based on a technology platform that brings together mutualised means of analysis, characterization and synthesis, identical to those used in industry and research Laboratories. Analytical and characterization techniques ("RMN", "IRTF", DRX, X-ray Fluorescence, LC-ms, GC-ms, DSC....) through chemical synthesis (organic, inorganic) and chemical engineering, This exceptional platform offers high-level training to Students the use of these advanced equipment is done through practical work in the curriculum, but also through projects throughout the School.
42 weeks of minimum internship over 3 Years.
Degree Level (EU) : 7 - (EQC level or equivalent)
Admission requirements: CPI, CPGE PC, BTS, DUT, Licence Chimie, Génie Chimique, Matériaux, Mesures Physiques
Duration and terms: 3 years
Partnerships with national organisations: Campus Aéronautique Auvergne Rhône Alpes
Dedicated web site: https://goo.gl/Lknoaz