Created in 2012 in response to a request from manufacturers, the Energy Efficiency and Facilities Management (EEM) engineering program prepares future engineers to supervise industrial projects, while integrating safety and security considerations for energy facilities. This programme is offered in partnership with ITII.
This programme leads to the award of a “Titre d’ingénieur” ( engineering degree) recognized by the CTI (Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur), equivalent to a Master’s-level qualification, and provides the opportunity to pursue doctoral studies.
Skills developed:
Most of the courses are located on the ECAM LaSalle campus in Lyon.
The Energy Efficiency and Facilities Management engineering programme is offered in partnership with ITII Lyon, which oversees the administrative management. IUT Lyon 1 (Claude Bernard University) and IRI (for social science courses) are also involved in the programme.
Scientific foundations:
Technical foundations:
Support services for industrial activities:
Leadership training:
Knowledge of the company:
Personal development:
Mechanics and energetics:
Electrical engineering and automation:
Company project
Basic sciences:
Support services for industrial activities:
Engineering Sciences:
Leadership training:
Energy production and storage:
Company project
Engineering Science:
Electrical Energy Production:
Thermal resources:
Energy Transport:
Leadership training:
End-of-studies project
Assignment abroad or project in English
A minimum three-month internship abroad in the second or third year. The school can draw on its network of partner companies around the world.
111 weeks at company with engineering responsibilities.
In the energy sector, corporate assignments focus primarily on the following issues:
Companies that trust ECAM LaSalle and host apprentices include: ALSTOM, AREVA, CNR, CEA, EDF, ENGIE, JST TRANSFORMATEURS, SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC, TENESOL, …
This training programme is intended for those who have earned two years of higher education in the form of an advanced technician certificate in France. To learn more about the admission process, please visit this page.
Tuition fees are fully covered by funding bodies (UIMM and the Rhone-Alpes region) and by the Apprenticeship Tax.
Each student must pay a service fee of €165 for the entire programme.
Companies pay for the assignment under one of the following statuses: apprenticeship contract for students under 26 years of age or continuing education for company employees.