Graduates develop the ability to identify and solve problems by applying principles and theories of physics, chemistry, and mathematics, using the scientific method as a foundation for decision-making in scientific and technological contexts. This enables them to analyze complex situations and propose effective solutions within their professional environment. In addition, graduates acquire basic communication skills in French (A1 level), enabling them to express themselves in simple terms about themselves, other people, and their profession in both productive and receptive contexts. These skills facilitate interaction in professional, social, and personal settings, particularly in international and multicultural environments. Furthermore, graduates develop English language proficiency at the A2 level, allowing them to communicate feelings, ideas, knowledge, and experiences through simple and commonly used expressions. This competency strengthens both their professional and personal performance, expanding their ability to collaborate and interact effectively in diverse environments.