Master of Applied Science [M.ASc] [Automated Manufacturing Engineering] From School of Higher Technology, University of Quebec

• The Master's program trains experts in automation, integration and optimization of technological systems designed for technology transfer in the industry. This training is divided into two specific concentrations: system design and automation, and intelligent systems.
• Students acquire advanced knowledge in automated manufacturing engineering, along with the skills and aptitudes required to determine the technical requirements of various companies.
• They also learn to define, justify, plan and complete an implementation project involving an existing technology or applied research or development projects.
• The program includes activities that focus on electromechanical, manufacturing and IT systems and their integration.

Program Structure

• 1 mandatory 3-hour long workshop (0 credit)
• 1 mandatory activity (3 credits)
• 3 or 4 optional activities (totalling at least 12 credits)
• 1 thesis (30 credits)

The project includes a set of activities carried out under the direction of a professor: bibliographic research, theoretical development and experimental realization, drafting the thesis and making an oral presentation. The completion of all these activities requires at least 1350 hours of work.