The specialized advanced Master of Science degree in "maritime project management" offered since 2018 by ENSTA Bretagne is being expanded to include "ship maintenance" in co-accreditation with the Ecole navale
A specialized advanced Master is a one-year course, open to students with a Master of Science degree or good experience, allowing specialization in a particularly dynamic professional field.
This 6-year degree is awarded jointly by ENSTA Bretagne and the Ecole navale and is accredited as a "Specialized Advanced Master of Science degree®" by the Conference of the French institution of higher education (Conférence des Grandes Ecoles). 50% of the students come from a more general background and want to specialize in order to be able to enter the maritime field, 50% are doing professional retraining, and all have in common a marked interest for the naval sector and project management.
The class includes many international students. Six different nationalities will be represented in this class.
This course prepares future managers of maritime projects and ship maintenance programs by giving them the keys needed at all stages of projects (from analysis of needs to assessment), while placing subjects in their context (national or international, public or private).
1-year course in 2 stages
1-year course in 2 stages
The course is organized as two semesters:
- During the engineering school first semester, the 17 students will together follow an initial cycle of core courses at ENSTA Bretagne. Half of them will then go on to specialize in maritime project management at ENSTA Bretagne and the other half in ship maintenance (also known as "through-life support") at the Ecole navale.
- The second semester is devoted to an internship in a company in order to carry out a professional project and write a professional thesis.
The program manager for ENSTA Bretagne, Vivien Majorel:
The Specialized Advanced Master of Science degree in Maritime Project Management has been offered since 2018 and already has a community of alumni and partners who are very attached to the course. The adding of a "ship maintenance" component allows us to expand our training offer and to further establish this course in the maritime sector.
Solène Rovarc’h, responsible for the course at the Ecole navale:
The aim of the "Ship Maintenance" major is to train experts to meet the challenges of ship repair and providing a fleet with through-life support in a dynamic, demanding maritime sector. This new course comprises an initial academic semester that includes a large number of participants from the professional world and public and private partners, followed by a second semester of work experience in a company. This first class of eight students, half French and half international, is the culmination of a project initiated in 2019 aiming to promote national know-how in this field on an international scale.