Master Mecanique

The tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

The Master Mecanique at Université de Lorraine, located in Metz, France, is a two-year graduate program conducted in French. Mechanics, as an engineering and applied physics discipline, studies the behavior of solids, fluids, and structures under forces, covering topics such as statics and dynamics, materials science, structural analysis, fluid mechanics, and thermodynamics. Students in this field typically build on foundations in mathematics and physics to study the design and analysis of mechanical systems, including topics like vibration analysis, mechanical design, manufacturing processes, and simulation methods used to predict how components and structures will perform under load. Coursework often includes hands-on laboratory work alongside computational modeling, as mechanics increasingly relies on simulation software for testing designs before physical prototyping. Depending on the specific orientation of a program, students may also study areas such as robotics, energy systems, or materials engineering as applications of core mechanical principles. Because mechanical engineering underlies a wide range of industries, from automotive and aerospace to energy and manufacturing, graduates find opportunities as mechanical design engineers, structural analysts, manufacturing engineers, research and development engineers, and technical consultants in industrial sectors. Some continue toward doctoral research in mechanics or a related engineering field. The program is delivered in French, so applicants should have strong French-language proficiency alongside a technical background. It is expected to begin in September, with an annual tuition of 250 EUR. Metz, in the Lorraine region of northeastern France, is home to an established engineering and technology campus of the university.