Graduate programmes : an integrated master-doctorate pathway

Nantes University offers new training programmes - Graduate Programmes (GP), which are supported by research laboratories and offer an integrated master's-doctorate pathway. These research-based training programmes are proposed in each of the following Graduate Schools:

Graduate School Matter, Molecules, Materials and Geosciences (3MG)
Graduate School Health Sciences and Technologies (STS)
Graduate School Mathematics and Information and Communication Technologies (MASTIC)
Graduate School Engineering and Systems (SIS)

The ambition of the Graduate Programmes is to accompany students in a professionalized approach from Masters to Doctorate by strongly drawing on the expertise of internationally recognized research laboratories, as well as on international research networks. Students who wish to continue their training in doctoral studies will have the opportunity to apply for different fundings.

Choosing the Graduate Programme!

Training in and through research
Integrated programme of a two-year master's and a three-year PhD*
Taught in English.
Involvement in research projects and teams in the laboratory
Scholarships and financial aids available.
Personalized supervision by a professor-researcher and researchers
An international, intersectoral, and interdisciplinary approach
Elective modules, small group supervised projects, workshops, etc

Welcome Scholarships
(1500€ for the best international students)

Financial support for international mobility (internships, exchange programme, participation in conferences...)

Doctoral Scholarships *

Help in finding housing for foreign students
(priority for university residences)

French as a Foreign Language (FLE) courses

Exploration of companies
(internships, events, meetings...)

More opportunities for international students: Eiffel scholarships | Other scholarships
Continuing to a Doctoral programme depends on academic performance and the granting of a doctoral scholarship.

Graduate School of Matter, Molecules, Materials and Geosciences (3MG)

3MG Graduate School website

Light, Molecules and Matter (Lumomat) Master | Doctorat

Innovative Materials and Energy Systems (E-MAT) Master | Doctorat

Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS) Master | Doctorat

Graduate School of Health Sciences and Technologies

STS Graduate School's website

Immunology and Immuno-intervention (I³) Master | Doctorat

Oncology, Hematology et Nuclear Medicine (OHNU) Master | Doctorat

Microbiota, Gut, Brain, Food, Health (MICAS) Master | Doctorat

The "4R" Medicine: Repair, Replace, Regenerate, Reprogramme (M4R) Master | Doctorat

Innovation for Cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory diseases (InnoCARE) Master | Doctorat

Graduate School of Mathematics, Information and Communication Technologies (MASTIC)

Mastic Graduate School's website

Smart Computing Master | Doctorat

Graduate School Engineering and Systems(SIS)

SIS Graduate School's website

Site de l'EUR SIS

Ocean Engineering

Avanced Robotics

Signal and Image processing

Civil Engineering

Other domains

Language Science (LScie-grad) Master | Doctorat

Admission

Our Graduate programmes are the selective , both for entry into master's programme and doctoral programme. The application procedures for master level and doctorate levels are specified in each programme description.

Academic requirement:

Candidates are expected to have a good academic record, an interest in scientific research and a willingness to actively engage in their study.
Our objective is to select outstanding candidates who have a good level of mind-set, reflection or experiences to be able to follow our programmes and adapt rapidly. Each graduate programme will have their own requirements. Please find more details in the specific programme above.

Language requirement:

Most of our graduate programmes will be taught in English; therefore, a good level of English will be required. Please find more details in a specific programme