M1 Mathématiques et Applications

Admission

Prerequisites. To join the master program, students are required to hold a bachelor degree in mathematics (or an equivalent diploma). At the time of application (April to June), students should have completed the five first semesters of their bachelor degree.

Application procedure. Applications are opened from April 15th till June 30th. They must be submitted through the dedicated website of Institut Galilée. Applications will be assessed as they are received and decisions taken on a rolling basis. In any case, decisions will be communicated to applicants at latest in early July. A second wave of applications might be opened from July 1st till August 30th, subject to the number of places available.

Grants

Excellence scholarship are available for the best students. Students may apply to several excellence scholarship programs. These programs are listed on this webpage.

Courses

Organisation and special features

The academic year starts by a "back to school fortnight", including some quick reminders on basic notions and results in algebra, analysis and probability, some exercises sessions, and an introduction to Python language (which will be used for applications).

The first and second semesters include seven regular courses. Each course consist in 30 hours of lectures and 30 hours of tutorial rooms and/or pratical work on computers. A typical course will start by a common core, before splitting into two possible options:

  • a pure mathematics option for those willing to explore further the theory,
  • an option presenting some applications to data science.
  • The academic year will end by a two month Supervised Research Work (TER in french) in pure or applied mathematics.

    List of courses

    Graduation

    Students are required to accumulate 60 credits. Supervised Research Work (TER) is mandatory.

    Prospects

    Natural prospects are:

  • our Master 2 "Research in Mathematics" for students willing to undertake a PhD in pure mathematics,
  • our Master 2 "Mathematics for Data Science for students willing to apply mathematics and to work in a sector in full expansion.
  • A student who discovers that he/she is particularly fond of a particular domain of mathematics will have the opportunity to join ione of the many specific Master 2 programs in the Paris area.

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