The Supply Chain Management Program trains engineers in the skills required to optimize all aspects of the supply chain, from a strategic point of view (selection of suppliers, opening/closing of worksites, creation of distribution networks, etc.) to an operational point of view (supply management, workplace management, inventory management, production, quality, information system management, etc.)
Admission Requirements
Admission to Grenoble INP - Génie industriel is open to French university graduates with a Licence or completion of the 1st year of a Master in the following disciplines: Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Informatics and Management, Mathematics and Computing for Science, Management and Economics.
Overview and Career Opportunities
Grenoble INP - Génie industriel, created with the active support of large industrial companies and in partnership with the Social and Human Sciences University of Grenoble, has rapidly become the standard in terms of industrial engineering due to its unique multidisciplinary approach to training.
Career opportunities:
Engineer in production, quality, purchasing, logistics, industrialization, methods, information systems, supply-chain manager, project manager, consultant.
Graduates are called upon for all industry sectors of:
Career opportunities:
Engineer in production, quality, purchasing, logistics, industrialization, methods, information systems, supply-chain manager, project manager, consultant.
Graduates are called upon for all industry sectors of:
- the automotive industry, aeronautics, computing, luxury-goods industry, etc.
- logistics, transport, services and consulting.
Courses
The Program course is organized into 4 semesters
The first one concerns fundamental concepts of supply chain
> Semester 3
The second semester focuses on a technical project supervised by teachers specialized both in human sciences and engineering.
>Semester 4
The third reinforces specific skills: inter-firms cooperation, creativity and innovation, performance evaluation, scheduling of production systems, etc.
> Semester 5
The last semester is dedicated to the Final Project either in a laboratory or industry.
> Semester 6
The first one concerns fundamental concepts of supply chain
> Semester 3
The second semester focuses on a technical project supervised by teachers specialized both in human sciences and engineering.
>Semester 4
The third reinforces specific skills: inter-firms cooperation, creativity and innovation, performance evaluation, scheduling of production systems, etc.
> Semester 5
The last semester is dedicated to the Final Project either in a laboratory or industry.
> Semester 6
Courses Taught in English
Courses are principally taught in French however some courses in semester 5 are in English.
Application
An application, available online, must be submitted. Applicants will be required to attend an interview if this application is successful. Admissions will then be decided by the admission committee of the institution.
Graduate students from a foreign university can apply for admission for the following cases:
Graduate students from a foreign university can apply for admission for the following cases:
- One or two exchange semesters in the case of an established agreement between their university and Grenoble INP
- As a double degree if an agreement has been made between their university and Grenoble INP - Génie industriel
- Admission to the Grenoble INP - Génie industriel course for holders of a bachelor's or a master's degree
- One or two exchange semesters in the case of an established agreement between their university and Grenoble INP
Master Thesis
In semester 6 the student must complete a project within a professional engineering environment. The student engineer must, through this project, put into action his or her knowledge and skills acquired during the course. He or she will be evaluated by a report and a viva.
Miscellaneous
For those requiring additional information on all the sources of academic funding, contact the Service de Coopération et d'Actions Culturelle (Cultural action and cooperation service, CSAC) of the French Embassy in your country.
Information on Available Scholarships
Are you a foreign student with a Master level qualification wanting to study at one of the six engineering Schools of the Grenoble Institute of Technology ?
You can find all the funding schemes available for your course in Grenoble on the Bourses en Accueil page of our website at http://www.grenoble-inp.fr
You can find all the funding schemes available for your course in Grenoble on the Bourses en Accueil page of our website at http://www.grenoble-inp.fr
Contacts
Head of studies: Thomas Reverdy
Registrar's office
Head of Registrar's office: genie-industriel.scolarite@grenoble-inp.fr
Admissions 1st Year: Valérie Demicheli
Admissions 2nd Year: Sylvie Malandrino
Masters' degree enquiries:
Head of Masters' degree
Jean-François Boujut
Maria Di Mascolo
Secretary's office:
Annabel Jourdan
Maryline Mazzon-Teppoz
genie-industriel.scolarite-master@grenoble-inp.fr
Tel: (+ 33) 4 76 57 47 18
International relations department:
Nadia Dehemchi
Registrar's office
Head of Registrar's office: genie-industriel.scolarite@grenoble-inp.fr
Admissions 1st Year: Valérie Demicheli
Admissions 2nd Year: Sylvie Malandrino
Masters' degree enquiries:
Head of Masters' degree
Jean-François Boujut
Maria Di Mascolo
Secretary's office:
Annabel Jourdan
Maryline Mazzon-Teppoz
genie-industriel.scolarite-master@grenoble-inp.fr
Tel: (+ 33) 4 76 57 47 18
International relations department:
Nadia Dehemchi
Academic Contact
Deadline
Applications must be submitted before the 31st May.