Master in Electronique, Energie Electrique, Automatique

Master E3A (Electronique, Energie Electrique, Automatique) is a two-year programme that offers a variety of specialisations, including systèmes électriques pour l'énergie et la mobilité and imagerie biomédicale.

It is designed to provide a solid scientific and technical foundation in various engineering fields, including electronics, energy, automatic control, computer engineering, telecommunications, signal and image processing, nanosciences, mechatronics, and artificial intelligence. Students first complete a common core curriculum in the first year, then choose one of seven thematic specialisations for their second year, with the option to specialise further through a series of elective modules. Students can pursue this degree at various sites, including Evry, Orsay, Gif, Versailles, Paris-Saclay, and through apprenticeships at partner institutions.

The programme is open to students with a variety of backgrounds, including licensed in Sciences and Technologies, Sciences for Engineers (SPI), and Electronics, Energy, and Automation (E3A), as well as Physics, BUT GEII, Computer Science, and Mathematics, and welcomes international students with equivalent qualifications.

Preparation for the master's program begins with a common core curriculum in the first year, which includes foundational courses in electronics, energy, and automation. In the second semester, students can choose from a range of specializations, with some specializations offered in English.

The programme's objective is to prepare students for careers as experts and researchers in a range of engineering fields.