M2 Nuclear Engineering
The Master Nuclear Energy is an international Master's degree, whose objective is to provide high-level foreign and French students with the main knowledge necessary for the nuclear industry producing low-carbon electricity. Through the quality and scope of the content processed, it makes it possible to meet a wide spectrum of the needs of companies in this field by recruiting students with high initial employability. This Master's degree also aims to prepare students for research in the nuclear field (e. g. Reactor Physics, Modeling and Simulation, Instrumentation, Radiochemistry). The entire Master's degree therefore addresses the different professions in civil nuclear energy. Its teaching is entirely provided in English.The first year is splitted in two track: Physics and Chemistry. Each of these intend to provide student essential knowledge to prepare them for the second year in the master.
Analyze, design and propose solutions to complex problems in one of the major fields of nuclear energy: Engineering, Operations, Waste Management and Decommissioning, Fuel Cycle.
Five tracks are proposed :
- Fuel Cycle: this course aims to learn the physico-chemistry necessary for the different stages of the nuclear fuel cycle. This track is only accessible from M1 Chemistry;
- Decommissionning and Waste Management: this course aims to acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to conduct a project to clean up and dismantle old nuclear installations (reactor, plant, workshop, laboratory, installation, contaminated site or soil) and to manage radioactive waste;
- Operation: the objective here is to learn how to operate, control and maintain a nuclear installation, in particular a nuclear power plant;
- Nuclear Plant Design: this course provides students with in-depth training in the design and construction of nuclear facilities such as nuclear power plants or fuel processing plants:
- Nuclear Reactor Physics and Engineering : this training is focusing on the physics of nuclear reactors. This track is only accessible from M1 Physics.
Bachelor in Physics Bachelor in Chemistry
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At the end of the Master students can pretend to one of the five following engineer profiles:
- Engineer in Fuel Cycle
- Engineer in Decommissioning and Waste Management
- Engineer in Nuclear Power Plant design
- Engineer in Nuclear Power Plant operation
- Engineer in Nuclear Reactor Physics
This master's program offers additional services. This program requires specific tuition fees in addition to the mandatory fees : https://www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/admission/droits-dinscription
Parcours Fuel Cycle
Parcours Nuclear Reactor Physics and Engineering
Parcours Nuclear Plant Design
Parcours Decommissioning and Waste Management
INSTN
Centre de Sciences Nucléaires et de Sciences de la Matière
Institut de physique nucléaire d'Orsay
Laboratoire de l'accélérateur linéaire
Service d'étude des réacteurs et de mathématiques appliquées.
Le programme sera bientôt affiché.
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Lettre de motivation.
(Il est demandé de candidater obligatoirement à au moins 2 parcours du M2 La lettre de motivation doit préciser de façon argumentée le ou les parcours de M2 souhaités.) -
Tous les relevés de notes des années/semestres validés depuis le BAC à la date de la candidature.
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Curriculum Vitae.
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Attestation de niveau d'anglais (obligatoire pour les non anglophones).
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Dossier VAPP (obligatoire pour toutes les personnes demandant une validation des acquis pour accéder à la formation) https://www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/formation/formation-continue/validation-des-acquis-de-lexperience.
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Document justificatif des candidats exilés ayant un statut de réfugié, protection subsidiaire ou protection temporaire en France ou à l’étranger (facultatif mais recommandé, un seul document à fournir) :
- Carte de séjour mention réfugié du pays du premier asile
- OU récépissé mention réfugié du pays du premier asile
- OU document du Haut Commissariat des Nations unies pour les réfugiés reconnaissant le statut de réfugié
- OU récépissé mention réfugié délivré en France
- OU carte de séjour avec mention réfugié délivré en France
- OU document faisant état du statut de bénéficiaire de la protection subsidiaire en France ou à l’étranger.