Fundamental Physics - International Centre for Fundamental Physics

Overview

Since its founding in 1794, the ENS has played a leading role in educating the French academic elite (among them many Nobel laureates, most recently in Physics Claude Cohen-Tannoudji (1997), Albert Fert (2007) and Serge Haroche (2012)). 

The programme

This Master of Fundamental Physics - International Centre for Fundamental Physics at Université de Paris degree provides its students:

• An immersion in an advanced research ecosystem, working closely with a major laboratory and scientific innovation, in an exceptional scientific and intellectual spirit embraced by the academic staff members on a day-to-day basis.
• An international exposure: students will be taught by a unique blend of internationally leading researchers from ENS and its partner institutions.
• Individual tutorials, advice and support from the faculty regarding choices of courses, research internships and overall academic future.
• A wide range of career opportunities, both in public or industrial research.