34 Master's degrees in Physics in France

The Large Scale Accelerators and Lasers master from Paris-Saclay University aims at training experts in the most advanced experimental and theoretical tools and concepts in accelerators, high power lasers and associated advanced sources, as well as in their applications for science and society. 

The Paris Physics Master is a two-year master's program in physics, taught in Paris. It is jointly run by two universities, Sorbonne University and Université de Paris (formerly Université Paris-Diderot).

The Photonics for Security, Reliability and Safety at Jean Monnet University (Saint-Étienne) aims to train the next generation of experts in advanced imaging technologies, cutting-edge image processing, artificial intelligence technologies, biometrics, pattern recognition, spectrometry methodologies, photonic-based sensors and surface functionalization.

Molecular Chemistry and Physicochemistry from University of Lorraine aims to meet the expectations of the companies by offering a program with a specialization covering several domains of activity which are recognized as sources of employment: chemical analysis, surface treatments, biomaterials, environmental preservation, modeling, synthesis.

The general aim of the M1 Energy - International Track at Paris-Saclay University is to provide the scientific background required in the field of energy (transport phenomena, chemical engineering, materials, reactive media, treatment and conversion of electrical energy).

The M2 Fundamental Concepts of Physics master at Paris-Saclay University is organized around four different programs: Condensed Matter Physics, Soft Matter and biological physics, Quantum Physics and Theoretical Physics.

This M2 Optical Networks and Photonics Systems course at Paris-Saclay University is supported by teaching and research groups renowned worldwide, in topics from Fundamental Physics to Information Theory through Computer Science and Networks.

Nuclear Fusion Science and Engineering Physics (FUSION-EP) from University of Lorraine aims to provide a high-level multinational research-oriented education in fusion-related engineering physics, in close relation to the research activities of the partners, and with a well-integrated language and cultural experience. 

The Soft Nanosciences master program of  Université Grenoble Alpes aims to prepare students for a carrier in soft nanosciences, through a phD in fundamental research, or working in R&D departments in industry. This two years programme also offers a unique opportunity for a real formation through research, enabling students to be part-time in a laboratory from the first year of the master.

The M2 Chemistry - International Track program at Paris-Saclay University is taught in English and aims at training experts in the most advanced experimental and theoretical tools developed in chemistry, physical-chemistry and materials science, making them ready to develop innovative ideas and enterprises related to sustainable developments in Energy, Health and Environment.

The M1 General Physics programme at Paris-Saclay University welcomes Bachelor's graduates who wish to deepen their knowledge of physics, and pursue a research career in a university, industrial or public research laboratory. It is open to physicists, and students from mathematics or engineering, provided they possess a sufficiently strong physics background in fundamental physics and mathematics.

The content of the Chemistry of Materials for Energy and Environment  program from University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour  is the result of a general synthesis concerning sustainable development and the use of innovative materials that provide a potential response to new requirements and challenges related to energy and the environment.

The goal is to provide a state-of-the-art research-oriented education in fundamental physics. M2 Complex Systems  from Paris-Saclay University are thereby studied with the tools of statistical physics at or out-of equilibrium, field theory, stochastic processes, dynamical systems, non-linear physics, inference techniques and computational approaches. 

Delve into the fascinating intersection of mathematics and physics with the University of Burgundy's master's program in Mathematical Physics. This program offers a deep exploration of the mathematical methods and concepts that underpin theoretical physics.