Computational Mechanics course

The program CompMech at Sorbonne Université mainly consists on fundamental courses from Fluids and Solids Sciences pour l'Ingénieur Masters. After the first year, students can choose to continue in the Computational Mechanics Master or to integrate either the fluids (MF2A) or solids (MSGC) mechanics programs. The credits in the first year will be selected to secure all the prerequisites for both MF2A and MSGC programs.

This version of the Computational Mechanics program does not include a double-degree agreement. However, we highly encourage motivated students to participate to Erasmus exchange program with other universities during the second semester of first year of the master.

Starting in September 2017 all 1st year courses will be in French with specific learning helps for english-speaking students. During the first year there will be possible to attend an English version of the tutorial classes for each of the fundamental courses and some optional courses or projects will be taught in English. 

From September 2018 all the 2nd year courses will be taught in English. 

The proposed courses and credits are :

This double degree program is in partenship with the Department of Mechanical Engineering at La Sapienza (Rome, Italy). It will include each year a maximum of six (6) students from Sorbonne and six (6) students from La Sapienza. Upon successful completion of the Double Degree requirements (120 ECTS), two separate diplomas are conferred to the student according to the local regulations:

• The degree from the Sorbonne Université: “Master Des Sciences Et Technologies, mention Sciences Pour L’ingénieur, Spécialité Computational Mechanics”.
• The diploma from the Sapienza - University of Rome: “Laurea Magistrale” in Ingegneria Meccanica.

The program is organised as follow:

• First semester (first year) in Paris 
• Second semester (first year) in Rome, with La Sapienza students
• Third semester (second year) in Paris with incoming La Sapienza students
• Fourth semester (second year) internship.

A detailed list of courses and credits is provided below :

This double degree program is in partnership with the MOX department of Politecnico di Milano (Milano, Italy) (https://mox.polimi.it). It will include each year a maximum of two (2) students from Sorbonne and two (2) students from Milano. It is reserved for students with high skills in mathematics, numerics and solid and fluid media.

Upon successful completion of the Double Degree requirements (150 ECTS), two separate diplomas are conferred to the student according to the local regulations:

• The degree from the Sorbonne Université: “Master Des Sciences Et Technologies, mention Sciences Pour L’ingénieur, Spécialité Computational Mechanics”.
• The diploma from the Politecnico di Milano -“Laurea Magistrale” in Ingegneria Matematica.