Engineering degree: electronic systems specialty (cnam – taught in french)

  • Institution: Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (CNAM)
  • Degree Level: Engineering Degree (Diplôme d’ingénieur / Bac +5 / EQF Level 7) – CTI accredited
  • Program type: Initial training, continuing education, and work-study / apprenticeship (alternance)
  • Key specializations: Electronic systems, embedded architectures, hardware/software integration, and transport electrification
  • Key Highlights: Strong technical and technological skill development, integration of socio-economic aspects for industrial project management

Program Overview

The engineering degree program in Electronic Systems at CNAM is designed to train engineers capable of designing complex systems that can be integrated into embedded architectures across a wide range of application domains dependent on their immediate environment.

The curriculum imparts robust scientific and technological competencies, while seamlessly integrating the essential socio-economic dimensions required for the successful development of industrial projects in both production and R&D.

Key Academic Content & Specializations

The program delivers rigorous technical education aligned with modern industrial needs, featuring dedicated modules such as:

  •  Embedded Electronics and hardware/software co-design,
  • Transport Electrification and power management systems,
  • Complex electronic architectures and immediate-environment integration,
  • Industrial project management, economics, and quality standards

PRACTICAL PROJECTS & INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE

A cornerstone of CNAM’s engineering curriculum is its professional orientation, offering flexible learning modalities:

  • Practical laboratory works, technical projects, and real-world engineering problem-solving
  • Full accessibility via apprenticeship or continuing professional education (formation continue) for active professionals

Professional Opportunities & Career Paths

Graduates step into prominent engineering and management roles across high-tech industries:

  • Aeronautics, Automotive, and Transport Electrification Sectors
  • Embedded Systems and Connected Object Development
  • Industrial Production, R&D, and Technical Project Management

Typical roles include Embedded Systems Engineer, Electronics R&D Engineer, Hardware Integration Engineer, and Industrial Project Manager.

A RECOGNIZED PATHWAY TO PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE

Accredited by the CTI (Commission des Titres d’Ingénieur), CNAM’s electronic systems engineering degree delivers an industry-recognized qualification empowering engineers to master complex embedded technologies and drive industrial innovation.