Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability, Master, at University of Bordeaux

Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability, Master, University of Bordeaux

France

Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
Master	Full-time	find out	September	EUR 1000 per year	EUR 8000 per year

About Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability, Master - at University of Bordeaux

AMIS is a Master program which explores the theme of “Substitution of critical or toxic materials in products for optimized performance”.

Funded by EIT RawMaterials since 2015 and labelled by the EIT (European Institute of Innovation and Technology) since 2016, AMIS is a Master program in Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability which explores the theme of “Substitution of critical or toxic materials in products for optimized performance”. It also covers the topics of “Material chain optimization for end-of-life products” and “Product and services design for the circular economy” - all of which are central themes of the AMIS. The primary focus of the AMIS program is metal and mineral raw materials. Bio-based and polymer materials are studied in view of their substitution potential. Other materials are also analyzed in the context of multimaterial product recycling. In addition, the AMIS program includes a solid package of courses and project work in innovation and entrepreneurship.

Mobility is integrated within the two-year program, during which students study at two of the consortium partner universities. Upon completion of the program, graduates are awarded 120 ECTS and a double degree delivered by two of the five partner institutions where they studied. Students begin the Master program at Grenoble INP, Aalto University or T.U. Darmstadt. In their second year, students specialize in another partner university:

To attend the specialization year offered at the University of Bordeaux, prospective students must attend the first year at either Aalto University or the Technical University of Darmstadt.

Year 2 specializations are the following:

University of Bordeaux: Advanced Hybrid Materials: Composites and Ceramics by Design
T.U. Darmstadt: Functional Ceramics: Processing, Characterization and Properties
Aalto University: Nanomaterials and interfaces: Advanced Characterization and Modeling
University of Liège: Nanomaterials and Modeling
Grenoble INP: Materials Interfaces: Surfaces, Films & Coatings

Notes about fees for this course

European students: 1,000 euros/year
International students: 8,000 euros/year
Costs include institutional tuition fees, insurance and participation in teaching activities (lab courses, MSc research project etc.)
Students applying for scholarships: mid-February
Other students (self-funded): mid-May

Entry requirements

Admission requirements: Applicants should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Science/Technology or Engineering (Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science) or its equivalent within the year of application.
Language requirements: This Master program is taught entirely in English. Students whose native language is not English must pass the TOEFL or IELTS exams.
- IELTS: Overall Band Score: 6.5 and Writing Band Score: 5.5
- TOEFL: Total score: 92 (IBT), 580 (PBT) and Writing score: 22 (IBT), 4.0 (PBT)

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Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability, Master, University of Bordeaux

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