The " Mathématiques et Applications " Master’s program combines all the graduate program conjointly offered by the Université Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris in this field.
The range of thematic and opportunities of all programs and the integration in a single and same master make easier personalized curriculum and reorientation.
The 2019/2020 graduate students of the Master Program Mathematics and Applications were invited on Saturday September 11 to their Graduation Ceremony, organized by the Graduate School Mathematics, in the beautiful Michelin Amphitheater of CentraleSupelec.
More than 400 people, graduate students and their families, were welcomed with music in the afternoon. Sylvie Retailleau, Universite Paris-Saclay President, introduced the ceremony by congratulating the brilliant Mathematicians of tomorrow.
Then, Pierre Pansu, the Graduate School Mathematics Director, and Nicolas Perrin, the Graduate School Mathematics Assistant Director, spoke about the importance of Mathematics in our contemporary world.
Isabelle Gallagher, the ceremony godmother and Professor at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris, retraced her career with reassuring words for the young graduates: hesitation in choosing her path, difficulty of full-time research , a balance to be found by means of collaborations, by teaching, by being curious about everything.
Christophe Giraud, Head of the Graduate School Master Program Mathematics and Applications, and master of this ceremony, specifically invited each graduate student to come down on stage to participate at his/her class group photo.
Monica Garcia, graduated from Analysis, Arithmetic, Geometry Program, Lucas De Lara Graduated from Mathematics from Random Program and Émilie Tezenas Du Montcel, graduated from Mathematics of the Living Program, delivered testimonies and stories about their last year Master Program.
The ceremony ended with the traditional scarf throwing, full of joy and pride.
Then a drink were offered with the possibility to take individual photos.
Next ceremony in early 2022 !
Jacques Hadamard Track |
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Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence Track |
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Pure Mathematics
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Applied Mathematics
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Mathematics in Interactions |
Formation à l'Enseignement Supérieur (Agregation) |
M1+M2 Track |
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| Two 2-years track with small headcount aim to steer selected students towards a PhD after the master. The Jacques Hadamard track covers all fields of mathematics, while the Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence track is AI-oriented. In both tracks, each student is assisted by a mentor for the definition of his curriculum and the construction of his PhD project. | In addition to the two 2-years tracks, three M1 programs are offered with the following focus: pure mathematics, applied mathematics and mathematics in interaction. | |
M2 |
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While the two tracks are intented as 2-years tracks, it is possible to apply for another M2 after the completion of the first year. The preparation of a PhD after these two 2-years tracks, is subjected to the obtention of a PhD-scholarship. |
More than ten tracks are offered in M2 covering the whole field of mathematics. The courses are more specialized than in the first year and they are tightly linked to the current research. They prepare at best for a PhD or for one of the many jobs open to young mathematicians in the business world. The variety of research done in laboratories of Université Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris enables student to gain an interesting insight into the mathematic research activity being confronting to open and actual problematics, in all their diversities. This contact with research is present year-round in different forms: seminars, supervised projects, internships in labs or in a company. |
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Classical pathway |
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There isn’t any strict connection between the M1 and M2 tracks, mainly because of the existence of a very competitive external recruitment at the M2 level. The access to one M2 specific track is conditioned by the satisfaction of some prerequisites that varies from track to another. |
Policy set forth by Université Paris-Saclay and its founding members regarding the announced implementation of “differentiated tuition fees” for non-EU students
Université Paris-Saclay and its founding members (Université Paris-Sud, Université de Versailles St Quentin-en-Yvelines, Université d’Evry Val-d’Essonne, AgroParisTech, CentraleSupélec, Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay, Institut d’Optique Graduate School) wish to carry out a proactive policy with the aim to bolster the attractiveness of the site for national, EU and non-EU students.
For the 2019-2020 academic year, in accordance with the regulatory framework, Université Paris-Saclay and its members will implement a broad exemption policy for students and PhD students, by bringing tuition fees for non-EU students and PhD students into line with those of EU students and PhD students.
