Design and development
Microtechnology Engineer specialising in watchmaking
Microtechnology Engineer specialising in watchmaking
Professional Education and Training (PET)
- Length of training:
- 3 years
- Languages:
- French
- Diploma:
- Bachelor HES
Admission condition
Hold a federal VET diploma (certificat fédéral de capacité - CFC) in a related subject and a federal vocational baccalaureate, or a federal PET diploma in microtechnology (ES diploma), or a high-school maturité certificate and a one-year internship.
Haute École Arc Ingénierie in Neuchâtel runs a full-time course for a microtechnology engineer with specialisms in watchmaking, industrial engineering, microtechnology and electronics engineering.
The watchmaking specialism covers the main areas of watch development in five disciplines: movement - complications - external parts - chronometry - technologies. Graduates can apply for managerial positions such as the head of a research and development studio or testing laboratory. This three-year course leads to a Bachelor of Science in Microtechnology.
Source: Haute École-Arc Ingénierie / University of Applied Sciences-Arc Engineering - Neuchâtel
Associated crafts
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