KERVIN MATIMBA CHAUKE

The Master's in Energy, providing an education in energy options for a carbon-free future, is hosted by PSL's three engineering schools: MINES Paris - PSL, École nationale supérieure de Chimie de Paris - PSL and ESPCI Paris- PSL. The program's curriculum covers all of the fields involved in transforming the energy sector. Numerous simulations have indicated that our ecosystem cannot sustain itself unless we are able to reduce carbon dioxide emissions fourfold by 2050. Experts are aware of the fields in which changes must be made to achieve this, but in many cases the technologies required are still in developmental internships. Innovation will be required at several levels, from materials to energy systems and system components.

Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest and most versatile engineering professions, reflected by our curriculum, which provides a solid intellectual foundation in this field. The program develops the relevant engineering skills and introduces the important theoretical, numerical and experimental methods and techniques of engineering practice. The educational program at BME prepares students for professional practice in an era of rapidly advancing technology. They combine a strong base in the engineering sciences (mechanics, materials, fluid and thermal sciences, systems and control) with practice-focused laboratory and design experiences. Independence, creative talent, leadership, as well as the capability for continuing professional growth are also cultivated.