Phelma introduces international materials-focused Master’s

Next September Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school will welcome a cohort of fifteen students to its new international Master’s in Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability (AMIS).

The curriculum covers the entire materials value chain, with a focus on integrating materials into a sustainable economy, and includes classes on innovation and entrepreneurship. All classes are taught in English and students are expected to spend one year at a partner university in Finland, Germany, or Belgium. Students are also encouraged to complete their internships at partner organizations CEA, IMEC, or Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, or at Arkema or ArcelorMittal, companies affiliated with the program.
The program is certified by the European Institute of Innovation & Technology and was created under Raw Materials KIC*, of which Grenoble Institute of Technology is a partner.

*Knowledge and Innovation Communities

Learn more: amis-master.eitrawmaterials.eu
Contact: contact@amis-master.eu

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