The proposed degree responds to an increased and urgent demand in the field of automotive, which is experiencing accelerated technological transformations. Core disciplines include:

The new bodywork materials are elements that demand specialized training focused on mastering design and, as such, require the education of qualified and versatile personnel. The top-performing students can continue their studies to pursue a master's degree or an engineering diploma.

To train professionals capable of assembling, adjusting, repairing, upgrading, and reinstalling panels, circuits, and connections on industrial electromechanical equipment, machines, and installations. This expertise ensures the safe and efficient operation of installations and equipment. Additionally, our goal is to equip mechanics with the skills to identify and repair defects in vehicles, ensuring they operate according to the manufacturer's specifications.

The electromechanic, depending on their experience, will either work within a team supervised by a team leader or, when experienced in their role, may work alone, traveling to a client's location to perform technical visits, inspections, and other tasks.

His personal qualities enable him to become a team leader or the owner of his own business, such as an automotive maintenance garage, and more.

The objective of this training is to educate mechanics who can identify and repair defects encountered in a vehicle. These mechanics typically work at automotive dealerships, in repair shops, or are self-employed.

After completing this training, students can pursue further education in Master's or Engineering programs.

To be admitted to the preparatory program, you must hold the minimum required diploma for the level of education you are aiming for

The studies leading to the end of the preparatory cycle are organized over 3 years now consisting of six semesters of instruction.