The School of Energy Engineering at UIR
aims to support the development of Morocco's renewable energy sector and to
meet the acute need for highly specialized and efficient engineers in this
field.
One of a kind in Morocco, this
engineering cycle integrates theoretical and experimental approaches over a
5-year course of study and in a complementary way.
Throughout the cycle, our students
develop a solid scientific culture which is complemented by basic general
education (languages, management, etc.). This makes them versatile and enables
them to master different projects: the study, design, implementation and
management of complex energy systems.
The educational approach of the School of Energy Engineering (ECINE) is dynamic and produces engineers
capable of providing relevant solutions that are perfectly adapted to the
energy needs of many sectors such as industry, construction, transport,
agriculture, etc.
A unique education program in Morocco and in the
region
The high-level curriculum delivered by the School of
Energy Engineering (ECINE) combines the excellence of the University of
Lorraine (France) programs with that of the UIR's academic and R&D teams,
both of which are internationally recognized.
This multi-disciplinary scientific program in
mechanics, energy, electricity, electronics, automation and computer science,
which includes a large number of practicums, enables future UIR engineers to
design and implement major industrial projects in the field of Renewable
Energies.
TECHNICAL AND
SCIENTIFIC INFRASTRUCTURE
ECINE's workshop-laboratories
are the ultimate venues for interdisciplinary research. Indeed, they make it
possible to pool resources for educational and research purposes and the
dissemination of expertise:
Wind tunnel workshop
Mechanical workshop: Mouton de Charpy pendulum;
Mechanical workshop: Numerical control machining center;
Thermal machine workshop: Steam turbine;
Renewable energies workshop: Indoor wind turbine, Indoor photovoltaic panels; Biodigester for methanization (Biomass); Hydrogen battery, etc...
The practical training rooms
provide students with a hands-on learning environment in which theoretical
knowledge can be tested and applied:
Electronic and automatic lab
Thermal and Fluid Mechanics Lab
Electrical Engineering Lab.
Mechanics and Materials Lab
Located on the UIR campus, a
certain number of large facilities are used to carry out end-of-study projects
and R&D work by professors and researchers:
The photovoltaic towing vehicle
The wind turbine
The photovoltaic solar farm