M2-PSA : Admission & Scholarships

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Online application :
ecandidat.unistra.fr from France and most European countries (opens from April 1st to June 12th 2020)
www.campusfrance.org for foreign students, (opens from Decembre to March 2020)

For any question, contact Prof. J.Baudot mail

Scholarships : The Graduate School QMAT offer scholarships, an ADDITIONAL applications should be done on this page from February 2020.

Second year admission (M2) :

A selection committee examines the applications for the 2nd year inscription after a complete file has been submitted. Applications can be submitted by :

• Students who passed their first year (M1) exams at the University of Strasbourg
• Students who successfully passed the M1 programs of a French university or engineering school
• Foreign students who can justify a successful training equivalent to an M1 level, which covers the majority of the subjects listed below under "prerequisites"

Prerequisites M2 :

Solid knowledge of the M1 programme oriented towards subatomic physics. The main subjects include :

• Special relativity (basics, calculations implying four vectors)
• Analytical mechanics, Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formalisms
• Quantum mechanics (spin formalism, symmetries, perturbation theory)
• Electrodynamics (the basics)
• Introduction to subatomic physics (nuclei and elementary particles)
• Interaction of radiation with matter (photon absorption, energy loss in matter by charged particles)
• Numerical Methods and Programming (one programming language and the basics of linux)

The introductory courses will only briefly remind the students about the basic concepts. It is therefore very important for the students to revise the subjects in question beforehand if their knowledge is insufficient. A special lecture course at the very beginning of the semester offers the possibility of verifying and completing the knowledge of the basic concepts.

First year admission (M1)