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Vocational training for the new mobility careers

A medium- and long-term mainstay of the region’s competitiveness will be forged by aligning economic and educational strategies, as skills will have to adjust as new vocations emerge. The Pôle Véhicule du Futur develops cooperation projects between industry and training and encourages partnerships between universities/schools/the professions and firms.

The higher education branches

Around 200 higher education training courses have been identified across the regions of Alsace and Franche-Comté that relate to the Cluster’s orientations.

Examples of vocational courses started in conjunction with the Cluster

Enterprise innovation:

It entails mastering innovation management tools and methods to ensure projects are well managed. This approach prepares for the avoidance of pitfalls such as: lack of patent intelligence, product launch timing errors, underestimating needs, risks, difficulties matching the company’s skills with the market’s needs, difficulties managing and motivating teams, etc.
Find out more about the international “Enterprise innovation” university certificate (CIU) « Innover en entreprise »

Electric Vehicle Maintenance: a post-school leaving certificate course on innovative vehicles

The course is devised to meet the needs of innovative enterprises. It takes on board current development work on the electrical aspects of urban and suburban vehicles. Students will acquire the basics of electric vehicle design and acquire hands-on assembly and maintenance operation skills.
Find out more about the Electric Vehicle Maintenance Technician Local Initiative Complementary Training course (FCIL Technicien de Maintenance en Véhicules Electriques)

International master in design - Vehicle and Transport Interior Design

The Vehicle and Transport Interior Design master’s degree provides a springboard for a new generation of designers. Workshops run by leading creators set out to produce prototypes for industrial projects, in partnership with leading materials, textiles and mechanical engineering research laboratories and the worldfamous Domus Academy.