Master PSCE - Physics and Simulation in Civil Engineering
Target level
Master degree level
Component
ISABTP - Institut supérieur aquitain du BTP
Presentation
The aim of this master is to train scientific experts in Mechanics and Physics high potential fields such as civil engineering structures, coastal engineering, geomechanics or physics of porous media. The master develops around two shared courses: Comlputations in Civil and coastal Engineering and Mechanics and Physics in Porous Media. Those two academic courses cover a wide spectrum of interests ranging in scale from a pore to a structure.
Objectives
This international master’s degree in Physics and Simulation in Civil Engineering offers multidisciplinary key courses to achieve an advanced specialist level in the aforementioned fields. It is suited for students planning both an academic or an industrial career and provides the theoretical basis and the practical expertise required to pursue in research or R&D structures or companies.
The master is fully taught in English and is hosted at ISA BTP Engineering School in Anglet (France). ISA BTP is highly recognised by the scientific and the professional communities and certified by ISO-9001 and EUR ACE.
The program is carried out in close collaboration with SIAME and LFCR research laboratories where numerical and experimental practicals will be performed. Students will also benefit from the global research environment and administrative support of the University Pau & Pays Adour, the E2S I-site program and the research federation IPRA.
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GREEN Graduate program "Mechanics and Physics in Porous Media (MPPM)"
Understanding the mechanics, the physics and their couplings appearing in fluid-filled porous media is a keystone for solving forthcoming challenges in Energy and Environment. Indeed, porous media are ubiquitous in many natural and industrial systems of interest in various fields of engineering such as Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Material Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, and the Food Industry, to mention only a few.
The MPPM course focuses on Mechanics and Physics in Porous Media. It encompasses their experimental characterization by indirect porosimetry and direct imaging, poromechanical behavior modeling, transport properties estimation, fluid-solid couplings, and the properties of confined fluids in porous media.
This international master’s degree offers multidisciplinary key courses to achieve an advanced specialist level in all areas involving porous media such as geomechanics or physics of porous materials. It is suited for students planning both an academic or an industrial career and provides the theoretical basis and the practical expertise required to pursue research, in R&D structures or in companies.
