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The Master Nuclear Energy (Nuclear Engineering) is an international Master's degree that aims to provide high-level foreign and French students with the main skills needed in the nuclear industry producing low-carbon electricity.
Through the quality and scope of the content covered, it makes it possible to meet a wide range of 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. The entire Master's programme therefore integrates the various professions in civil nuclear energy. The courses are taught entirely in English.

The two M1 majors (Physics & Engineering and Chemistry & Chemical Engineering) aim to provide a broad education ranging from the indispensable scientific and technological aspects to the physical and chemical aspects of the nuclear energy field. They share a common core and include both fundamental courses underpinning the nuclear energy professions and courses oriented towards chemistry or physics. These two M1 tracks provide all the knowledge needed to follow one of the following M2 tracks.

In Master 2, five majors can be chosen: Fuel Cycle, Decommissioning and Waste Management, Operations, Nuclear Plant and Design, Nuclear Reactor Physics and Engineering. 

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Pedagogical objectives

The objective of the course is to provide students with expertise in the nuclear energy sector and specialisation in a particular field, from fuel chemistry to decommissioning, including plant design and management.
The objectives of the M1 year are to ensure a solid base of training in the basic disciplines prior to the specialisation proposed in M2, and to manage the diversity of previous courses. 
The specialisation in the 2nd year must enable the student to acquire a skill in one of the 5 proposed majors.

The training consists of one year of M1 (60 ECTS) and one year of M2 (60 ECTS). 

• M1: common core + modules specific to each major + an internship of 10 weeks.
• M2: common core + modules specific to each major partially shared + a 20-week internship 

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Erasmus Students

For the M2 fuel cycle major, we welcome Erasmus students. Please see the website to know how to apply.

Target audience 

The Master 1 Nuclear Energy is aimed at students holding a Bachelor of Science degree.

Career opportunities

This training is aimed at students eager to pursue a career in the industry in the nuclear energy sector or energy transition, as well as those wishing to pursue a thesis for a career in research.