Master Physique
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The Master in Physics is taught exclusively in French at both M1 (1st year of the master 1) and M2 (2nd year) levels, except for the M2 Turbulence Méthodes et Applications, which is bi-lingual with nearly 60% in French and 40% in English. Although documents provided by the teachers may be in English, and themselves speaking well English, French will remain the main spoken language during the courses.
The level in French language must be at least C1 in order to fully grasp all the subtleties taught in the courses.
As a consequence, the less you master French and the more important must be your skills in Physics. Note that, regardless of this constraint, speaking good enough French remains the condition for ensuring you the best life experience in Grenoble (and everywhere else in France).
If necessary, French classes (Français Langue Etrangère) can be followed at the University Center for French Studies (CUEF).
For more information about studying and living in Grenoble (budget, accommodation, community life, transports, culture, etc.) here are some useful links:
En mobilité pour stage dans un laboratoire d’accueil dans un pays étranger, pour y faire le stage d’été en M1 et/ou le stage de fin d’études en M2.
Le site International de l’UGA recense les démarches et les aides pour les étudiants grenoblois désireux de partir à l'étranger. Si vous inscrit à l'un des programmes thématiques de la Graduate School, vous pouvez bénéficier d'une bourse pour effectuer votre stage à l'étranger.
Cooperations between universities are sometimes settled around specific topics, so that students can benefit from a double degree, namely a degree that is recognized and signed by both universities.
At the master level, this usually requires to spend one year abroad and follow the lectures of the foreign university.
