Graduate School: FUTURPROD : Futur Prod: transition to sustainable industrial production systems

Dedicated to high-potential students with an outstanding academic record, wishing to pursue a research oriented curriculum, Graduate School programs propose special courses and excellence grants. One of theses programs is available at Grenoble INP - Génie industriel, UGA.

FUTURPROD, for research that contributes to the transition of Sustainable Industrial Production Systems, in an open-minded multidisciplinary environment:

• FUTURPROD ambitions to train a new generation of scientists capable of driving industrial production systems towards more sustainable ones, including human development and environmental concerns alongside digital opportunities.
• FUTURPROD trains talents for the development of sustainable organizations and technologies in Industrial and Mechanical Engineering, Material Sciences and Economics to address technological innovations and new materials, industrial engineering and new organizational methods, economic analyses, organizational changes and business transformation.

 

Leaflet FuturProd
 

How to apply :

To apply for this program when you join Grenoble INP - Génie Industriel, you must first be accepted into the first year of the SIE Master's program.
 

Specific courses : 

• An integration event at the beginning of the first semester. Discovery of research laboratories, including scientific questions and experimental facilities. Discovery of common facilities for research in Grenoble. Discovery of young researchers’ work of the field.
• Multidisciplinary course 1 (Semester 7): Challenges of the production transition. Sharing the vision of the main issues for the transition to sustainable production from the manufacturing point of view, material point of view and economical point of view.
• Multidisciplinary course 2 (Semester 8): AI methods for research in production. Data-based techniques are new methods of great interest in research. Discovering of the methods and their applications in research in industrial engineering, material sciences and economics.
• Open-mind specialized course 3 (Semester 9): Specific course on industrial engineering, material or economics. This course offer can change every year depending on the most recent research results and the invited professors. It groups together master and doctoral students.
• Summer school (Semester 10): Multidisciplinary training and research. At the end of the training, the summer schools groups together M1 and M2 master students and PhD candidates in exchanges on research and training practices in multidisciplinary environment.

This project is supported by the French National Research Agency (ANR-20-SFRI-0007) under the « Investissements d’avenir » program.