They chose the Master of Science in Engineering Numerical Solid Mechanics (MNS) to train in advanced simulation, gain scientific autonomy, and build a clear path towards R&D or a PhD.

💬 Student Testimonials

Beyond Software: Becoming an Actor in Numerical Modeling

I wanted to go beyond just using software. In MNS, I learned to build a model, justify my hypotheses, and rigorously interpret results. The courses in finite elements and material modeling gave me a solid foundation, and the internship allowed me to work on a concrete R&D topic.

What I appreciated most:
– increased competence in “reasoning + methods”;
– strong link between mechanics, numerical methods, and materials;
– a long, structuring internship (report + defense).

Soukaina M.

Class of 2021 — simulation/FE profile
PhD Student

Developing an R&D Vision: Mastering Models and Their Limits

My goal was to better understand processes and multiphysical couplings. The Master of Science in Engineering provided me with advanced methods to approach complex phenomena (non-linearities, processes, validation). I leave with a more “R&D” vision, capable of explaining why a model is relevant and what its limits are.

Marta F.

Class of 2023 — materials + processes profile
PhD Student

Mastering the Complete Scientific Approach for Industry

The MNS internship was a real stepping stone. I was expected to follow a complete approach: bibliography, model selection, calculation strategy, critical analysis. This is exactly what I do today in R&D. The Master of Science in Engineering provided me with a working method and a level of rigor that makes all the difference.

Samuel O.

Graduated in 2021
Calculation / Simulation Engineer

In Summary

  • Why they chose MNS
    Going beyond the tool, understanding physics + numerical methods
  • What they retain
    A robust foundation: finite elements + materials + advanced methods
    A structuring long internship
  • What changes
    Scientific autonomy, ability to validate and justify a model.
  • After the MNS Master of Science in Engineering
    R&D (large groups/SMEs)
    PhD (academic / CIFRE depending on opportunities)

❗️ Applications are open from January to April.

Contacts

Master of Science in Engineering Program Director

Julien BRUCHON

Associate Professor
Phone number
+33 4 77 42 00 72

Administrative contact

Anastasia MARCELLIN

Academic Registrar
Phone number
+33 4 77 42 02 10

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