This Syllabus is under work. For an up to date description, please refer to the french version of the Syllabus.
Hereafter M1 = Master 1, M2 = Master 2, S7 = Semester 7, S8 = Semester 8, S9 = Semester 9.

    We propose a scientific training which targets the domain of Energy and Fluids for Energy in general. During the first year M1 in the Department (second year in school), the students gain fundamental competences in Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfers, Computational Methods and Electrical Engineering. One module then presents Turbomachines, with applications to Water and Wind Power, another module presents Energy Systems (combustion, gas turbines, steam turbines, internal combustion engines, cooling systems, heat pumps...). During the second year M2 in the Department (third year in school), we propose advanced modules, on Computational Methods, with industry-oriented software for numerical simulations, on Combustion in the context of Turbojets and Aeronautics, on Advanced Fluid Mechanics, on Nuclear Energy Engineering (Fluid Systems for PWR), and on the environmental analysis and optimization of Energy Industry.

Below, we only list the modules of the Department; the complete Syllabus of Mines Nancy can be found here.

    Besides a solid background in Math and Physics, it is preferable for students to have followed lectures in Continuum Mechanics and to have basic knowledge in Tensorial Calculus.