"Mathematics and Applications" Master's program
With all the thematic diversity and flexibility of orientation it allows, this master's degree is a recommended training step towards a PhD in mathematics. In particular, it is advised, though not compulsory, for PhD candidates at EDMH, whether after a full M1+M2 course or simply at the end of an M2 course.
The Master's program draws on the excellence of the mathematics laboratories of the Université Paris-Saclay and the Institut Polytechnique de Paris. The variety of research projects carried out in these laboratories gives students an insider's view of mathematical research, and enables them to tackle a wide range of open-ended, topical issues. This contact with research takes many forms: seminars, supervised projects, internships in laboratories or companies.
M1 + M2 Jacques Hadamard courses of excellence
The Jacques Hadamard course of excellence covers the entire thematic field of mathematics. It is limited in number and its main goal is to lead students to a doctorate after the master's degree. The pursuit of a thesis at the end of the master's program is conditional on obtaining a doctoral grant.
M1+M2 courses
Although the six M1+M2 courses are designed over two years, at the end of the first year, it is possible to go on to one of the M2 courses in the field, subject to acceptance by the course leaders. It is also possible to join the M2 from another M1, also subject to acceptance.
M1 courses
In addition to the M1+M2 courses, three M1 courses are offered for an initial orientation: fundamental mathematics, applied mathematics and mathematics in interaction.
M2 courses
About ten of finalities are offered in M2, covering the entire field of mathematics. The courses are more specialized than those of the first year and are close to research in order to prepare students for further study in a doctorate program or for one of the many careers available to young mathematicians, whether in academia or in the corporate world.
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Université Paris-Saclay / Institut Polytechnique de Paris
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master.math@universite-paris-saclay.fr