The Master's program is structured around an annual international workshop. Students take part alongside research professors and curators. The themes are chosen alternately by each graduating university; they correspond to their speciality. Workshops are published either by Edições Colibri (Lisbon), Presses de l'Université de Technologie Belfort-Montbéliard or the history of technology journal ePhaistos.

2023 - The sources of the History of Technology: Actors and Documents

2022 - Technical landscapes: different approaches

2021 - New frontiers of industrial heritage

2019 - Materials, forms and uses (16th-20th century)

2018 - Life of objects

2017 - New ways of safeguarding the world's intangible cultural heritage

2016 - Ecomuseum. A new form of international museum?

2015 - What heritage for what value?

2014 - TPTI 1 experience feedback

2013 - Water heritage

2012 - Engineering heritage

2011 - Africa. Craft and industrial heritage

2010 - The heritages of mobility

2009 - Techniques, heritage and industrial territories: what kind of education?