Course Content - M1
30 ECTS Credits per semester.
Language of instruction: English
Autumn Semester Courses

• Continuum Mechanics
• Fluid Mechanics 1
• Algorithmics for Engineering Modelling
• Numerical Methods
• Vibrations and Differential Equations
• Business Environment
• Modern Languages *

Spring Semester Courses

• Fluid Mechanics 2
• Mechanical Design
• Energetics
• Propulsion
• Hydrodynamics
• Conferences and Initiation to Research
• Modern Languages *

* 'French as Foreign Language' except for French native speakers who will study 'Cultural and Communicational English'
NB Course content may be subject to minor changes
Course Content - M2
30 ECTS Credits per semester.
Language of instruction: English
Autumn Semester - Core Courses

• General concepts of hydrodynamics
• Water waves and sea states modelling
• Wave-structure interactions and moorings
• Numerical hydrodynamics
• Experimental hydrodynamics
• Modern Languages *
• Conferences

* 'French as Foreign Language' except for French native speakers who will study 'Cultural and Communicational English'
Autumn Semester - specialisation course (choose one of three)

• Marine Renewable Energy
• Naval Engineering
• Hydrodynamics R&D

Spring Semester Courses
Master thesis / internship
Examples of previous internships in industry:

• Naval numerical computations
• Development of a Fluid-Structure Interaction model for the optimisation of a Wave Energy Converter
• Coupling of VIV on offshore wind turbines

Examples of previous internships in research labs:

• Experimental investigation of the improved dynamic response of barge type floating offshore wind turbines
• Modeling of the response on irregular waves
• Wave-current interactions in a HOS model

The Master's internship can be carried out within the framework of an internship in the Laboratory of Hydrodynamics, Energy and the Atmospheric Environment, but also in other university laboratories (IST Lisbon, NTNU in Trondheim, INSEAN in Rome, University of Auckland ...) or in industry, in France or abroad, on numerical or experimental subjects.
NB Course content may be subject to minor changes