Paper, print media and biomaterials
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| Degree awarded : Master | Location : GRENOBLE - Campus |
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| Duration : One semester - From September to January. | ||
The printed communications sector extends from document publishing to the graphics industry and includes packaging printing. Reinforce the competitiveness of the company on innovative markets, manage the technological evolutions of the sector, think about the future strategies of companies ...
This training meets the current needs of the graphic industries: a good mastery of the printing and processing, inks and associated media, as well as in-depth knowledge of issues relating to color reproduction (colorimetry, color management, etc.).
It is also focused on the print of the future with high added value. Diversification of the printing profession is envisaged through cross-media, digital printing, personalization, interactive printed matter and new applications of printing processes, in particular in the context of printed electronics and "smart" packaging.
Train engineers able to solve problems specific to these vast and changing industries.
Classes are taught in English.
This semester gives rise to a skills certificate.
International Mobility Manager
Julien BRAS
Academic Programs
Handicap Referent
Agnès BOYER
Printing defect (problem based learning) - 5FMT1003 Paper physics - 4FMT1011 Paper physics - Labwork - 4FMT3011
Problem based learning - Colour management - 4FMT3083 Colour physics - 4FMT1081 Ink science - 4FMT1087 Photochemistry and physics - 4FMT1089 Colour management and modelling - 4FMT3082
Offset lithography - 4FMT1093 Flexographic printing - 4FMT1096 Gravure printing - 4FMT1091 Digital printing - 4FMT1097 Screen printing - 4FMT1110
Designing cross media documents - 4FME3083 RIP Inkjet - 4FME1085
Innovation and research project - 6FMT3029 This semester gives rise to a skills certificate.
Date of update November 7, 2022
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