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Ecole Polytechnique, MSc, Geophysical Environment

Ecole Polytechnique
 France

Entry requirements

The courses are open to the best french and international students, who have at the minimum obtained a Bachelor of Science or an equivalent university qualification, or to the French students completing an engineering degree (3rd year of "grandes écoles") in Mechanics and Physics or equivalent. A good background in Physics and in Applied Mathematics is required from the prospective student. Direct admission in 2nd year may be possible for students of have obtained a graduate degree (60 ECTS credits have to be completed). The course is delivered in French and English, so TOEFL certificate and Certificate of French level are needed.

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Location

The School is located in Palaiseau, a small town in the Southern Parisian suburbs. By RER (the rapid transit system), which connects Paris to its suburbs, it is only 30 minutes away from the centre of Paris, and going to the nearest International Airport, only takes about 25 minutes.