Physics Department

Websites

• Département d'enseignement et de recherche (DER) de physique
• Laboratoire associé : LuMin (Lumière, Matière et Interfaces)

Organization

• Director: Jean-Sébastien LAURET
• Assistant director of studies : Jean-Baptiste DESMOULINS
• Deputy director of budget, equipment policy and competitions: Arnaud LE DIFFON
• Laboratory Director: Fabien BRETENAKER
• Laboratory assistant director: Bruno PALPANT

Studies

Structure of studies and ENS Paris-Saclay diploma

The ENS Paris-Saclay program lasts four years.
At the end of these four years, students must validate the ENS Paris-Saclay diploma. This diploma includes:

• A reinforced disciplinary training over three years: one year of L3 in physics, a research-oriented master's degree in physics (M1+M2)
• An additional year of training that will define the path of the degree:
  • Higher education with a FESup-Physics master
  • Research: 1 year of pre-doctoral research abroad "ARPE"
  • "Interface": 1 year or more of training at least at the L3 level in another discipline.

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Study

First year

• L3 de Physique Fondamentale de l’Université Paris Saclay – Parcours ENS Paris Saclay

Masters with a research vocation in which the department is involved

• M1  physique fondamentale parcours IJC (Irène Joliot-Curie)
• M1-M2 Monabiphot
• M2 "Quantum, Light, Materials and Nanosciences" - QLMN
• M2 SBCP

Masters with a research vocation in which the department is involved by agreement

• M2 Dispositifs quantiques (Paris VII)
• M2 SMNO (Paris VI)

Master of Higher Education Teaching (FESup)

• Master FESup: preparation for the agrégation in physics, physics option

Research

The Physics DER is associated with the laboratory LuMin (Lumière, Matière et Interfaces).

Partnerships

• Université Paris-Saclay
• Université Pierre et Marie Curie
• IOGS
• École polytechnique