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Objectives

The education offered at Polytech'Lille uses teaching methods aimed at promoting teamwork, problem-solving and autonomy. Emphasis is placed on finding a balance between fundamental knowledge, technological skills and corporate culture.

The aim is to train engineers who :
  • have a solid scientific background and sound technical skills that make them rapidly operational when they join a company,
  • have a good knowledge of companies and their environment
  • Are open-minded and creative
  • Are able to develop self knowledge

A graduate engineer from Polytech'Lille has a broad range of skills in the disciplines for which he is trained. He is able to design and develop products and systems, able to produce and monitor, manage and organize production and lead a team of men and women.

The course content, teaching methods and organisational arrangements allow students to adapt to the ever-changing demands of industrial life.




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