Nanomat Master : International master in material and
nano-sciences
Presentation
The nanosciences are currently in the center of
numerous researches in various domains as the biology, the
chemistry or the physics. The manufacturing of new materials presenting
electronic, magnetic, optical properties connected to the
extreme
miniaturization, presents an increasing development at an
international level.
It is in this context of innovative technologies that Pierre
et
Marie Curie University in Paris, the University of Uppsala in Sweden
and Roma III University, join to suggest the
excellent training at the master level in
material and nano-sciences - Nanomat Master.


- Proposing a two years master programme of 120
ECTS*
in condensed matter physics in an international context open to any
nationalities.
- Following educations and make training courses in an
English-speaking environment in France, Sweden and Italy.
- Taking advantage of exchange and mobility programmes in UE
(Erasmus, Leonardo).
- Acquiring a double diploma Pierre and Marie Curie
university, first scientific university of France, Uppsala university,
recognized for the wealth of its scientific environment.
- Information can be found in Curriculum
- Erasmus grants / Leonardo mobility support
- For students registered at Pierre et Marie Curie University
(UPMC), financial support during the mobility period
(250€/month,
max 6 months)
- Possibility of financial support during
internship
- Priority for housing during the mobility in Paris or Uppsala
- For partners students attending Nanomat-master financial
support provided by UPMC (850 €/student)
- Information can be found in Mobility
- Admission in the first year of Nanomat-master
- Admission in the second year of Nanomat-master
- Information can be found in Admission
- Contact the responsibles Nadine Witkowski
(witkowski@insp.jussieu.fr) and Massimiliano Marangolo
(marangolo@insp.jussieu.fr)
- On-line registration at UPMC
- Fees at UPMC around 300-500 euros/year
* ECTS (European Credit Transfer System): Created by the
European
Community to facilitate students' mobility across Europe by a mutual
recognition of their education unit values. To obtain a Master of
Science degree, 120 ECTS are necessary (i.e. 30 ECTS per semester).