Material corrosion represents a significant financial burden for industries due to the costs associated with downtime, maintenance, and equipment replacement. Additionally, corrosion poses major safety risks by weakening materials and infrastructure. Understanding this phenomenon and its causes is therefore essential to prevent it and mitigate its consequences.
This module is designed to meet the key needs of engineers and managers in production units facing issues related to material and product degradation caused by corrosion. It introduces the main techniques for identifying, analyzing, and combating corrosion.
In-depth theoretical and practical training on corrosion, its origins, and protection methods.
Educational Background: Master’s degree (Bac +5), Engineering degree, or Master’s in Physics, Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, or Materials Science.
Work Experience: No prior professional experience required.
Language of Instruction: The program is primarily taught in French, with some seminars or courses offered in English
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