Mathematics and applications
The master program Mathematics and Application gathers all the graduate studies offered in mathematics at Paris Saclay university. A very wide of spectrum of mathematics is covered, from pure to applied mathematics. The main tracks within this degree enjoy strong international recognition.
Jacques Hadamard International Program: Université Paris Saclay warmly welcome international students to the Jacques Hadamard - Orsay track. Within the M1 Jacques Hadamard program, a wide range of courses taught in English are offered. The courses are listed by theme on the webpage [lien vers page FMJH], and students may select any number of courses within each theme — from none to all. The students may also attend to some other courses from the M1 Jacques Hadamard program, although these are taught in French. The second year of the master program offers an extensive selection of courses taught in English, covering a broad spectrum of mathematical disciplines.
Informations
Master 1
Master 2
Learning outcome targets
An exceptional education and research environment
• 12 tracks in Master 1 (first year) and 15 in Master 2 (second year) covering the entire spectrum of fundamental and applied mathematics
• 750 Master students per year
• 50% of Master's students on average choose to pursue a PhD
• Excellent professional integration
• An area of excellence with 13 Fields medals, 3 Abel prizes, and 4 Wolf prizes
• The Paris-Saclay university covers a large geographical area in the south of Paris (Orsay, Gif-sur-Yvette, Palaiseau, Bures-sur-Yvette, Versailles, Evry) and includes 13 establishments, with 15 scientific research laboratories, supported by research organizations such as the CNRS, INRIA, INRAE and the CEA. The international recognition of the mathematical community of the Université Paris-Saclay makes this place one of the best destinations in the world for young talents in search of a high-level mathematical education.
The wide spectrum of the "Mathematics and Applications" master's degree is made possible, thanks to the joint offer of the Université Paris-Saclay and the Institut Polytechnique de Paris. The diversity of the M1 (first year) and M2 (second year) is based on the specificities of the 15 laboratories and covers the entire spectrum of fundamental and applied mathematics.
Target audience
Bachelor in Mathematics, with outstanding results