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The bachelor's programme in Engineering Sciences: Engineering, includes 180 credits spread over 3 years:

• A basic science education of 120 credits,
• Two specialized training streams (30 credits each), one of these streams can be replaced by an opening minor.

The student has the possibility of choosing two courses in engineering sciences, each in a different orientation. The purpose of this dual track system is to enable students who so wish to have basic training in two engineering science specialities, increasing their technical versatility, or preparing for a master's degree in civil engineering in a field relating to several of the basic orientations offered at the level of the bachelor's program. The distribution of volumes for polytechnic courses is 10 credits in the second annual block and 20 credits in the third annual block.

The student has the possibility to replace one of the specialization tracks by an accessible opening minor.

The seven different specialization tracks in Engineering Sciences are :

1. Biomedical Engineering: The aim of this track is initiating the students to the multidisciplinary field of biomedical engineering. First, this requires an introduction to the different disciplines of life sciences (biology, anatomy, biochemistry, etc.). Next, a familiarization with fundamental challenges from the different pillars of biomedical engineering will be provided (bioinstrumentation, biomaterials, biomechanics, artificial organs, medical imaging, biological systems modeling, etc.). The students will then be able to deploy these skills in order to solve basic problems in biomedical engineering.
2. Civil Engineering: The aim of this track is initiating the students to the basic concepts of civil engineering. In addition to the theoretical fundaments about structures, materials, soil mechanics and hydraulics, the students will be immersed in the 鈥渃ivil engineering culture鈥� and will acquire concrete experience by practical and laboratory works, basic projects and site visits.
3. Electricity: The aim of this track is initiating the students to the basic concepts of electrical sciences and providing them the fundamental notions in the scientific and technical fields linked to electricity and its applications. More precisely the students will discover the fundaments of electromagnetics and physical phenomena forming the basis of electronic devices working ; as well as the basic concepts of electronics, telecommunications, and electrodynamic converters.
4. Mechanics: The aim of this track is to enable the students to increase and broaden their knowledge and skills in different areas of Mechanical Engineering. More specifically, this programme offers the students the opportunity to build a solid background knowledge of continuum mechanics (fluid and solid mechanics) and thermodynamics, both from the theoretical and the applied standpoints.聽 Further, it offers applied but rigorous training in machine design, analysis of machine components and manufacturing. Finally, this programme allows the students to develop a strong expertise in mathematical modelling and methods for numerical simulation.
5. Computer science: The aim of this track is to enable the students to master the basic concepts in the field of computer sciences. More precisely this specialization trains the students to acquire basic fundaments in computer sciences (algorithmic and data structures, computer languages, informatic systems, databases); and the capacity to analyze and solve algorithmic problems by applying its knowledge in the field of computer and engineering sciences.
6. Applied Mathematics: The aim of this track is to enable the students to increase and improve their knowledge and skills in various fields of applied mathematics and to understand their basic concepts. More precisely this specialization trains the students in the design, analysis and implementation of mathematical models for engineering sciences in the industry, and in the elaboration of effective strategies to optimise their performance.
7. Applied Chemical and Physics: The aim of this track is to enable the students to build a broad knowledge skills聽 base聽 in applied chemistry and physics (including thermodynamics and kinetics) opening avenues to the main fields of chemical and environmental engineering, advanced materials engineering, as well as physical engineering. The acquired skills cover聽 a wide range of physical scales, from atomic to macroscopic and industrial dimensions, and prepare to the professions of the聽 engineering master in chemistry and materials science swell as the master聽 in physical engineering聽 (chemical and environmental engineering, sustainable chemistry and energy, nanotechnology, (nano)electronics, optics, advanced materials including biomaterials, sensors and transducers, etc.).