- Selective training 3 years - 180 ECTS
- National registration fees: 170€*
- Location: Marseille, Saint Jérôme site
- International mobility
- Customized course
- Professionalization: internships and projects
- Work-study program possible from the 1st year onwards - Corporate partnerships
- Alumni network
- Number of students: 128, 4 groups of TD in initial training, 1 group of TD in alternation
*2021 fee for initial training. Exemption for scholarship holders and work-study students
Le BUT Génie Électrique et Informatique Industrielle (GEII) a pour objectif de former en 3 ans des cadres intermédiaires capables de répondre aux défis des nouvelles technologies. En tant que futur cadre vous pourrez évoluer dans de nombreux secteurs tels que les réseaux mobiles (5G et au-delà), la sécurité, la médecine, l’automobile, le transport, la domotique, la robotique etc. Votre activité professionnelle s’exprimera à travers la conception, la vérification, la maintenance et l’implantation de systèmes automatisés industriels, de systèmes embarqués, de réseaux intelligents (smart grids), de dispositifs électroniques, etc.
Tout au long de ces trois années, l’innovation et le développement technologique seront au cœur de votre formation. Celle-ci a pour ambition de vous transmettre les connaissances essentielles tout en développant vos compétences afin de vous permettre de vous insérer rapidement dans les domaines du GEII (électronique, micro-électronique, électrotechnique, automatisme, informatique, informatique industrielle, réseaux, télécommunications, etc.), ou de poursuivre votre formation en école d’ingénieur.
Dotés d’un diplôme polyvalent avec un tronc commun fort, vous pourrez choisir une spécialisation progressive à partir de la deuxième année afin d’avoir une coloration dans la voie future de votre choix en adéquation avec votre projet professionnel ou votre poursuite d’études.
Le département GEII de Marseille propose les parcours Électronique et Systèmes Embarqués (ESE) et Automatisme et Informatique Industrielle (AII).
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How are the studies organized?
The BUT GEII national programme is organised around 4 competences : 3 competences common to the 3 national courses (common core) and one specific competence for each course. Each of the competences is made up of a set of resources for the acquisition of fundamental knowledge and methods and of a set of skills for the development of the skills of the students;a learning and evaluation situation, which groups together professional situations (projects, internships, other activities).
The GEII department in Marseille carries out the national programme around the following skills and resources:
- Three major competences common to the three national courses (common core):
- Designing the GEII part of an industrial system to meet a customer need
- Verify the GEII part of an industrial system
- A specific skill for the ESE (Electronics and Embedded Systems) course
proposed from the second year:
- Produce an industrial system or subsystem in the fields of electronics and embedded computing
- Three major competences common to the three national courses (common core):
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Internships, work-study and supervised projects
The training thus represents 2000 supervised hours, to which are added 600 hours of tutored projects and 22 weeks of internship.
The training is based on the following principles
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Alternance
En BUT GEII, l'alternance est possible mais facultative.
Consultez le calendrier d'alternance (bientôt en ligne dans la rubrique info pratique ci-dessous)
L'alternance en BUT GEII BUT 1, 2 et 3 BUT 2 et 3 BUT 3 Parcours ESE possible : contrat 3 ans possible : contrat 2 ans possible : contrat 1 an -
International mobility
Possibility to do 1 or 2 semesters abroad or internship abroad.
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Certifications
Certifications offered (PIX, TOEIC, Voltaire).
Electronics and Embedded Systems (ESE)
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Objectifs du parcours
The aim of the Electrical and Industrial Computer Science (GEII) degree is to train, in 3 years, intermediate managers capable of responding to the challenges of new technologies in areas such as renewable energy, the city and the industry of the future, home automation, intelligent and connected networks, embedded systems in the automotive industry, and the development of new technologies;industry of the future, home automation, smart and connected networks, embedded systems in aeronautics (aircraft of the future), automotive (autonomous vehicles), robotics (electronics)...
The GEII GOAL is focused on innovation and technological development. Its ambition is to train the actors of tomorrow's world by transmitting knowledge and developing skills in all GEII fields. With a polyvalent diploma with a strong common core, students will be able to choose a progressive specialisation from the second year onwards in order to have a colouring in the future path of their choice in line with their professional insertion or further studies.
The GEII department in Salon de Provence offers the following two courses:
- Automation and Industrial Computing (AII): Applications : robotics, aeronautics, autonomous vehicles, city of the future, home automation, industrial networks.
- &Electricity and Energy Management (EME): Applications : Electrical vehicles, renewable energy (photovoltaic, wind), electrical production and distribution, energy conversion and management, power electronics, home automation.
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Skills
The GEII department in Marseille is running the national programme around the following skills and resources:
- Three major competences common to the three national courses (common core):
- Designing the GEII part of an industrial system to meet a customer need
- Verify the GEII part of an industrial system
- ESE course(Électronics and Embedded Systems) : Produce an industrial system or sub-system in the fields of electronics and embedded computing
- AII course (Automatism and Industrial Computing) : Integrating a command and control system into an industrial process
- EME course (Electricity and Energy Management) : Install all or part of a production, conversion and energy management system on site
- Three major competences common to the three national courses (common core):
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Materials
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Trades
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Further studies
The main purpose of the BUT GEII is immediate professional integration at the end of the 3 years of study. However, the graduates of the BUT GEII can continue in Engineering School or Master's degree.The BUT GEII is the first step in the professional integration of the students.
Profile of the candidates
High motivation in new technologies (electronic systems, computer science, automation, electric power, autonomous vehicles, home automation, networks)
- Scientific baccalaureate (at least 1 speciality among Maths, Numerical and Computer Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Physics and Chemistry) or STI2D baccalaureate
- Students undergoing reorientation (preparatory classes, L1, ...)
- Employees returning to school (continuing education)
- Employees returning to school
- Job seekers
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