Clone of Bachelor's Degree in Mechanics

After a first year in the René Descartes scientific portal, the last two years of the Mechanics license offer training mainly oriented towards modelling, numerical simulation and experimentation in mechanics. It emphasizes the fundamental achievements in mechanics, mathematics, computer science, physics, necessary to ensure the multidisciplinarity that characterizes mechanics, the science of movement.

As a generalist scientific license allowing a broad specialization in the major fields of fluid mechanics and solid mechanics, this training also includes multidisciplinary teaching units each semester which lead students to develop their essential cross-functional knowledge and skills. in mechanics and to have autonomy and adaptability.

Holders of a baccalaureate with scientific specialities or equivalent for joining in L1 (René Descartes portal). Students from CPGE or IUT or equivalent for joining in L2 and L3.

Scientific electives

L1 common to Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science and Mechanics licenses within the René Descartes portal. A single course in L2 and L3.

• SCIENCES, Marseille Chateau-Gombert

Acquire fundamental knowledge in:

Solid mechanics (movements, connections, deformations, stresses, etc.)
Fluid mechanics (flows, laws of behavior, hydraulics and aerodynamics, etc.)
Energetics (heat exchanges, mixing, etc.)

addressed by:

theoretical modeling
digital simulations
experimental techniques

to discover the fields of application of Mechanics:

industry (transport, energy, security, etc.)
environment (meteorology, oceanography, geophysics, etc.)
sports and health.

Model a simple mechanical system in its environment and predict its evolution by mastering knowledge and fundamental methods in mechanics, applied mathematics, computer science and physics.
Formulate a problem of reasonable complexity in the fields of systems mechanics, continuums and energetics then develop a theoretical, numerical and/or experimental study strategy.
Communicate easily in writing and orally, in French and in scientific English, through critical and relevant argumentation, taking into account the target audience and mastering the different registers of expression.
Work independently and promote personal positioning by developing, leading or participating in individual or team projects.
Identify the problems of the professional world relating to mechanics.
Build a training course, develop a professional project and consider its implementation within a professional organization, situate its role and mission, in compliance with the principles of ethics, professional conduct and environmental responsibility.

• 110F Spécialités pluri-scientifiques (application aux technologies de production) (fr)
• 200T Technologies industrielles fondamentales, réalisation du service (fr)

PES and MNS programs in L1.

Orientation possible in License Pro after L2. Opportunity to pass the entrance exams for engineering schools.

The training includes Erasmus mobility based also on the Erasmus agreements of the Department of Mechanics or, more generally, on the Erasmus agreements of the UFR Sciences (physics, mathematics).

Overall expectations: non-selective bachelor, open to ueropean students holding a baccalaureate with scientific specialities or equivalent.

Other baccalaureate degrees by AMNS programme.

Admission of students from other bachelors, CPGE or IUT to L2 and L3 by specific application.