Programs

IFP School offers three Advanced-master degrees programs - Mastère Spécialisé (awarded by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles).
These programs are open, among others, to candidates holding an engineering degree or a master's degree, young graduates or professionals active in the industry. These training courses are delivered in continuous (no possibility of sandwich-course).

IFP School offers applied graduate programs in four main areas of energy and transport:

Powertrains and sustainable mobility

To invent clean hybrid, electric and internal combustion powertrains, the autonomous and connected vehicles of tomorrow, products and new energy production technologies.

The Master's degree in Energy or E3A, Electrification of Automotive Propulsion (hybrid and electric engines) track - is organized jointly by Université Paris-Saclay and IFP School.

Objectives

This Master aims to prepare students:

Designed to meet the challenges of processing biomass for use as an alternative fuel,  the Master’s degree in Chemistry,  Sustainable Industrial Processes track, with a focus on Catalysis and Processes is offered by the Université de Lille and is co-accredited by the École Centrale de Lille and IFP School.

IFP School's offer includes industry-oriented graduate programs, leading to a specialized engineering degree or an IFP School Master’s degree which are organized in four major fields in energy and transportation:

IFP School is certified to deliver a Master's degree as part of cooperation agreements with universities or higher education institutions for three Master's degrees in which IFP School coordinates second-year courses (M2).

These programs, taught in French, are open to graduates having completed four years of higher education or to students in their fourth year of higher education. Their standard length is an academic year.