Doing a master’s degree as part of the Graduate Programme
The SCP graduate programme includes 8 master’s courses. All teaching takes place in English.
8 master’s courses specialized in physics, chemistry, biology and Earth science
Research topics:
spectroscopy; molecular and reactivity scale characterisation; rapid reaction characterisation; molecular imaging; applications in molecular synthesis; materials science; modelling; 'green chemistry'; new energy sources.
Further information : Parcours ASC
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry (ASC)
Research topics:
Search for alternative solutions to fossil resources from biomass.
Training in the new concept of "biorefinery" including the study of multiple (non-edible) feedstocks, multiple processes (chemical, biochemical, thermochemical) and multiple products (fuels and chemicals for aviation).
Train students to broaden the scientific and technological understanding of the biorefinery concept.
This master's degree is co-accredited by the University of Lille and Centrale Lille Institut.
Further Information: Parcours Biorefinery
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree BIOREF
Research topics:
Smart functional materials, colloidal dispersions in nanomedicine, advanced catalytic processes, visualisation of chemical reactivity (chemical modelling and transient spectroscopies)
The Master includes 12 months of experimental teaching (practical work) and laboratory internships.
Master co-accredited by the University of Lille and Centrale Lille.
Further Information: Parcours IRACM
Research topics :
Studies of the physical and chemical properties of the atmosphere from the molecular to the global scale, analytical sciences applied to air, atmospheric modelling, air pollution and climate change.
Master's course in the stimulating environment of the Labex CaPPA and associated laboratories.
Further Information: Parcours Atmospheric Sciences
Research topics:
High-level physics with a choice of specialisation from condensed matter, materials science and applications, pharmaceutical materials, dilute matter and spectroscopy, atmospheric science or molecular and atomic scale modelling.
Training in micro to nanoscale characterisation methods (diffraction methods, optical and mass spectroscopies, electron microscopy) and theoretical foundations of physics.
Further Information: Parcours Matter, Molecules and their Environnement
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree BIO & PHArmaceuticalMaterials science (BIOPHAM)
Research topics:
Evolutionary biology, particularly in population genomics, evolutionary genomics, statistics and modelling.
Upon graduation, you will have a good understanding of ecological concepts, bioinformatics tools and NGS data management.
Further Information: Parcours EVOBIO
Research topics:
Fundamental and applied palaeontology.
Training in methods of analysis, processing and intervention in sedimentary geology; application of principles and technical skills to palaeontological and palaeoenvironmental analysis; technical skills in applied palaeontology and geoconservation
Further Information: Parcours PALEO
Research Topics:
Basic and applied palaeontology, including geoconservation and geoheritage.
You will be able to respond to the academic challenges posed by the renewed need for palaeontological expertise in response to societal demands. You will have a better understanding of geobiological processes such as those that trigger an ecological crisis.
Further Information: Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree PANGEA
Course structure
Each master’s course has its own structure, with lectures and practicals using cutting-edge scientific equipment in research laboratories, as well as several traineeships.
Applying for a master’s course
Depending on your country of residence, you will have to follow either the StudyinFrance registration procedure by Campus France or the e-candidat procedure.
You will find more information on the pages relating to the master’s courses on the University of Lille website.
Tuition fees
All non-European master’s students, engineering courses, master’s in healthcare and PhD students are automatically partially exempt from the “different tuition fees” and are aligned with the standard registration fees, i.e. those paid by European and French citizens. The amount will depend on the level of your course:
- 243€ for a master’s course
- 380€ for a PhD.
Please note that additional fees must also be paid: CVEC (contribution to student and campus life).
All students at the University of Lille (European and non-European) must pay the CVEC, which costs 92€.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree
Some of these courses are also Erasmus Mundus master’s degrees: ASC, BIOREF, PANGEA, BIOPHAM, MME.
You have the option to follow the classes that make up the course or apply for the Erasmus Mundus programme, in which case you will have to do it over years: M1 and M2.
Check the dedicated website directly. The application process begins early in the year.
Most classes begin in the first week of September, but each course has its own schedule.
For more details, check the dedicated website of each Master’s directly (click on the relevant course in the table above) and/or contact the head of the programme.
