Master's in Energy and Materials Science

This master's program in energy and materials science examines material properties at the nanometre scale and the development of advanced technologies, covering nanomaterials, ultrafast photonics, energy technologies, component engineering, and plasma processes. Student research projects include topics such as nanosynthesis and carbon nanotubes. The program totals 45 credits, comprising 4 mandatory credits, 9 elective credits, and 32 thesis credits, and leads to a Maitre es sciences (M.Sc.). It is offered both full-time and part-time, with intakes in the fall, winter, and summer terms and flexible deadlines for this thesis-based program. Entry follows a bachelor's degree in the physical sciences or engineering, or equivalent qualifications with relevant experience, together with a cumulative average of at least 3.2 out of 4.3. Applicants must secure acceptance from a research supervisor and submit an approximately two-page statement of research motivation. Courses are taught in French, with language courses available for non-francophone students.