Physics

Master of Physics

The aim of the Master of Physics is to provide students with an outstanding education in experimental and theoretical physics that draws on the broad spectrum of research themes covered at Université Paris-Saclay and relates closely to current research and development issues.

Objectives

The variety of teaching approaches (conceptual or application-oriented, possibility of internships in laboratories or companies leading to either entry into the workforce or further studies) is suited to students with various needs and ambitions and leads to many career options.

Licence

LDD3 : Physique - Cursus ENS Paris-Saclay

Refer to the program and application procedures.

Master 1

Master 1 Physique - Voie Irène Joliot-Curie (ENS Paris-Saclay)

Training delivered in French.
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Eligible public

Be registered as a student at ENS Paris-Saclay
Foreign students (excluding nationals of the European Economic Area, Andorra, Switzerland or Monaco) whose country of residence is covered by the Études en France scheme.
Student registered in the Physique - Voie Irène Joliot-Curie (ENS Paris-Saclay) Master 1 in 2022-2023 and authorised to repeat the year

Entry requirements

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Application dates: 1 March to 2 July 2023

Master 2

Master 2 : Formation à l'enseignement supérieur en physique

Refer to the program and application procedures.
Program delivered in French.
Program open to international students.

Direct outlets: preparation for the agrégation in physics (access to agrégation posts in secondary and higher education).

Master 2 : Photonique moléculaire pour les bio et nanotechnologies (Monabiphot)

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Program delivered in English.
Program open to international students.

This two-year course trains future researchers or engineers in the theoretical foundations and experimental practice of generic technologies located upstream of nanobiology and telecommunications based on molecular photonic principles.

Careers

Generally speaking, the Université Paris-Saclay Master of Physics leads to the following graduate destinations:

doctoral study (basic or applied physics, intersections of physics)
academia, research and development
private sector executive
research engineer in public agencies
business services requiring advanced scientific and methodological knowledge
end of an engineering school curriculum (for university students after the M1)
secondary school teaching