The objective assigned to the course is to provide new skills focusing on human experience centred design, that will enable them to master design processes, innovative technology-intensive products and services implementation.

The objectives assigned to the UTC-ISC Master’s degree are to provide future engineering managers with a solid scientific and technological knowledge base to be able to study (viz., to characterize and understand), model and design complex and innovative systems using a systemic multidisciplinary approach.

The UTC Master’s degree major “Chemistry” is common to the UTC and to the University Picardie Jules Verne, Amiens (UPJV)

This UTC- Master’s degree major in chemistry offers specialty training for students who will combine cross-disciplinary competencies from more than one academic disciplines, and also to fully understand problems faced by professionals in specific problems that relate to transformation of natural resources, the key-stone to a sustainable economy and a source of sustainable solutions.

The UTC-Master’s degree major (IDS) is designed to ensure training for technical managers capable of addressing problem sets related to deployment and strategic operation of services and technology-intensive systems in enterprise and in various organizations. Training here is specially oriented to QA and ‘biomed’ technology management in health-care areas as well as the regulatory affairs of medical devices and uses.

The APE Master’s programme is the first degree in economics from the UTC and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of Sorbonne University. - Master Erasmus Mundus EPOG+

This International Master’s programme is taught mainly in English. It benefits from a fully unified management. It pools the skills from both institutions and includes the contribution of experts belonging to their respective networks. Economic POlicies for the Global transition (EPOG+) is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in economics, supported by the European Union. It offers a world-class integrated Master's programme on the (digital, socioeconomic, ecological) transition processes with a pluralist approach and interdisciplinary perspectives.

The discovery of industrial reality or professional interculturality.

UTC encourages and facilitates overseas stays for its students. These can take the form of courses, technical internships/placements or their end-of-studies projects.