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GRADUATE PROGRAM "Ingénieur Civil des Mines"

OBJECTIVES

The educational program at the school aims at training engineers to be capable of innovating and leading change in all aspects of business and society, capable of working in a team in a complex international and multicultural environment, driven by an entrepreneurial spirit.

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The objective of the options program is to establish a means for acquiring knowledge and skills in an engineer’s area of specialization, thus giving him the capacity to become an expert in this field. It allows for putting basic scientific knowledge into practice and thus helping to develop the methodological spirit and adaptability of a civil engineer from the Mines of Nancy.

DIVERSIFIED TEACHING METHODS

> Using differentiated teaching methods means that the diversity of the talents and objectives of the students are recognized and it allows each one to create their own personalized curriculum.

Recognizing that students’ talents are diverse and many is also recognizing that their objectives, especially professional, can be quite diverse: it is giving them the possibility to choose their courses and to understand the reason for their choices and thus the reason for each course’s content. It is for this reason that the school gives details about the objectives for each of the courses in the program.

Offering a very extensive program allows the student to make several substantiated choices, in particular in second and third year, and thus to create their own personalized curriculum.

> Learning by action to learn to act: taking risk and exercising responsibility.

Learning to act can only be learned by practicing action itself.

To this end, the student is put in active situations on numerous occasions, in particular with project activities and internships: being involved with extra-curricular activities is also, in this respect, an excellent way to learn, and is encouraged by the school for this reason.

> Learning to deal with what is complex

The scope of an engineer’s activities deals with what is real, thus with what is complex. Several times during their academic career at the Mines, students be confronted with a complex situation that they will have to learn deal with, in particular with the ARTEM labs
(see the chapter devoted to this subject), which combines carrying out a real project with multidisciplinary learning, as much by the complexity of the project as by the composition of the groups of students involved.

> Learning about living in society

An engineer is not just responsible for making sure that a company adheres to laws, that is to say, the rules and regulations that define the organization and functioning of the company; he is also very often the author/producer of rules and new organization (quality management, sustainable development, etc.).

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Another example: students are invited to give their opinion and to make propositions for any changes to the rules on how the school operates. They are periodically asked to evaluate the quality of the teaching and to participate in discussions on pedagogical
developments. The school is itself a place to learn to exercise responsible power.

TEACHING METHODS BUILT AROUND TWO INTERACTIVE AND COMPLEMENTARY TIME PERIODS

It is, above all, about developing the best minds, capable of creativity and an entrepreneurial spirit.

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The students of the school create and manage these activities in complete autonomy.

AN ENGINEER'S SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES

The capabilities and skills needed for an engineering graduate have been set out by the Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur (CTI) N.B. Besides these general skills, they have defined specific requirements that the Ecole des Mines of Nancy must adhere to. There
is a general chart that indicates what pedagogical elements correspond to these specific competencies listed below.

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N.B. – The CTI (Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur) is an independent body fully involved in the development of the European Higher Education Area, established by the French law in 1934. Its missions are respectively: the evaluation and accreditation of higher education institutions in the fields of engineering, computer science, applied mathematics, project management, etc.: the development of quality in engineering education: the promotion of engineering curricula and careers in France and abroad. (i.e. Germany, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Viet-Nam, others in process...)

 

CTI competencies
1A
2A
3A





 

 

 

 

 

Stage de fin d’études

Fundamental Sciences

Modeling, optimization,

visualization


Scientific Core Curriculum

Option

Electives

Option

Electives

A speciality in a field of activity

 

Option

Electives

Option

Electives

Engineering methods

Industrial Engineering

Economics and management

Scientific Core Curriculum,

Business Management Core Curriculum

 Business games

Operation Research

Business Management Core Curriculum

  and Managerial Sectors

 

Managerial Sectors

 Electives

Professionnal issues

Sustainable development

Innovation and responsability

Innovation activities

Work experience, tutorials

Company visits, Professional and alumni meetings

Sport, Associations

Internship and gap year internship

Option project

Artem project

Departmental Week

 

Option project

Enjeux professionnels

Développement durable

Innovation et

responsabilité

Semaine

recherche-innovation

Projet 1A

Option project

Artem project

Sustainable Development events

Option project

Business games

 

International Context

Intercultural Collaboration

 

 

 

Languages and foreign cultures

Languages and foreign cultures

Intégration étudiants étrangers

Integration of foreign students

Departmental week abroad

Artem labs

Internship and gap year internship

 

 

Languages and foreign cultures

Societal values

Humanities

Cultural Diversity

Global issues

Humanities

Work experience

Project

Sport

Humanities

Business Management Core Curriculum

 Managerial Sectors

Foreign cultures

Electives

Managerial Sectors

Foreign cultures

Electives


TEACHING METHOD

A normal teaching unit includes one hour of “class” and two hours of tutorial.

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The practical work involves, for the most part, projects and internships, which make up 40% of the global time for the curriculum of the student’s program At the Ecole des Mines, the teacher is, under these teaching conditions, positioned as a mediator between the student and the knowledge to be learned: disciplinary as well as pedagogical. In fact, it is important that students acquire knowledge and that they understand how to do it.

EVALUATING THE TEACHING METHOD

For more than forty years, the Ecole des Mines de Nancy has had the students evaluate the quality of its teaching methods.

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