Master Mecanique — Energétique

For Master Mecanique — Energétique, tuition is 250 EUR per year.

Master Mécanique — Energétique is a two-year program offered by Sorbonne Université in Paris, France. As a branch of mechanics, energetics is concerned with how energy is produced, converted, transported, and used in physical and engineering systems, drawing on thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics. Students in this area typically study the behavior of heat engines, refrigeration and heat pump cycles, combustion processes, and heat exchange between fluids and solids, alongside the underlying mathematics of thermodynamic and transport phenomena. Laboratory and simulation work often complements theoretical coursework, giving students practice analyzing and optimizing systems for energy conversion or efficiency. This specialization sits within the wider discipline of mechanics, which more generally covers how forces affect motion, deformation, and equilibrium in solids and fluids. Graduates trained in energetics commonly work in sectors such as power generation, HVAC and building energy systems, industrial process engineering, and renewable energy, where understanding energy flows and conversion efficiency is central. Others move into environmental engineering, energy policy and consulting, or research roles focused on improving the efficiency of thermal and mechanical systems. Some continue toward doctoral study in thermal sciences or mechanical engineering. The program is taught in French and spans two years, with tuition set at 250 EUR annually and an academic year expected to begin in September. Students entering this track typically have a background in physics, applied mathematics, or mechanical engineering, since the coursework builds directly on thermodynamics and fluid mechanics fundamentals.