Study program

The Master of the Light S&T Graduate program is an international and interdisciplinary master focusing on light sciences and technologies in Physics or/and Chemistry or/and Biology. Addressed to French, European and international students, it aims to provide high-level scientific education and « hands-on » training in English, and meet the strong demand for qualified researchers and research engineers in light sciences and their applications. It is based on three tracks: - « Light, Matter and iNteractions » (LMN), which covers the fields of lasers and photonics, quantum technologies, extreme regimes of light, nano sciences, condensed matter, biophysics and biophotonics ... - « Physical Chemistry - Chemical Physics » (PCCP), which covers the fields of materials for photonics, thermodynamics ... - « Biophotonics and neurotechnologies », which covers the fields of bio-imaging, neurotechnology, oncophotonics ...

  • Scientific courses, lectures and practical training to acquire a wide-ranging knowledge in the broad spectrum of light S&T
  • Imparting of advanced practical skills in laboratory courses and an internship in industry or a research institution
  • Research-based training to acquire strong competencies in the interdisciplinary research areas of the UB campus
  • Transferable skills training: innovation and project management, entrepreneurship, market intelligence, business plan, communication

All courses of the Master program are entirely taught in English.

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Light, Matter and iNteractions (Graduate program Light S&T)

The Master « LIGHT, Matter and iNteractions » (LMN) of the LIGHT S&T Graduate program is an international and interdisciplinary master that aims to provide high-level education and training  in English in the fields of lasers and photonics, quantum sciences & quantum technologies, extreme regimes of light and plasmas, condensed matter, nanosciences, optoelectronics, materials for photonics, etc.

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Physical Chemistry & Chemical Physics (Graduate program Light S&T)

The Physical Chemistry & Chemical Physics program aims to integrate Master students in academic and industrial fields belonging to various aspects of fundamental Physical-Chemistry. Supported by a high-level educational and research context composed of a consortium of five Universities, the PCCP program offers a challenging international environment.

Biophotonics and neurotechnologies (Graduate program Light S&T)

The track “Biophotonics and Neurotechnology” is part of the Light Sciences and Technologies Graduate Program at the University of Bordeaux, which offers a multidisciplinary training program on the development and uses of advanced optical technology and techniques to address complex biological problems within the context of neuroscience and cancer biology.

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Internships

During the two years of Master, students acquire a strong practical experience with two long and paid internships (5 or 6 months).

  • First year internships : approximately from January to the end of June. The internship begins in part-time until April and continues in full time from April to June.
  • Second year internships : approximately from February to the end of June.

There are differents steps to follow :

1 - Look for a research subject and contact a host laboratory/company

2 - Contact your academic manager to validate the content

3 - Establish the internship agreement directly with the education department of your faculty (Unité de Formation)

4 - Send the internship agreement signed by all parties to the Project manager of the Graduate Program

Updated on 13/02/2023

Contact

LIGHT SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGIES GRADUATE PROGRAM
Université de Bordeaux

Institut d'Optique d'Aquitaine
Rue François Mitterrand
33405 Talence - France