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    • Applying for a French master's degree

    By fol­lo­wing a course lea­ding to the award of a Master’s degree at UTC, you will approach with inter­na­tio­nal­ly renow­ned lec­tu­rers-cum-research scien­tists the major scien­ti­fic pro­blems that impact our dai­ly life.

    Admis­sion requirements

    Admission requirements

    Applying for admission to a Master 1 course

    Ope­ning of the appli­ca­tion phase on the monmaster.gouv.fr plat­form: Februa­ry 26 to March 24, 2024.

    The fol­lo­wing cate­go­ries of appli­cant are not concer­ned by MonMaster :

    • appli­cants of non-French natio­na­li­ties (but exclu­ding natio­nals of the Euro­pean Eco­no­mic Area, Andor­ra, Swit­zer­land or Mona­co) whose coun­try of resi­dence is cove­red by the “Études en France” scheme: these appli­cants will conti­nue, as today, to apply for admis­sion to the first year of the Master's pro­gramme via our institution's own appli­ca­tion site;
    • stu­dents autho­ri­sed to resit their first year of the Master's programme;
    • Can­di­dates wishing to be admit­ted to the first year of the Master's pro­gramme through a vali­da­tion of their higher edu­ca­tion (VES) records, a vali­da­tion of pro­fes­sio­nal expe­rience (VAP), or a vali­da­tion of expe­rience (VAE);
    • stu­dents whose course of stu­dy auto­ma­ti­cal­ly pro­vides for admis­sion to the first year of a Master's degree, in par­ti­cu­lar those fol­lo­wing a Master's degree course in engi­nee­ring (CMI).

    For the can­di­dates who are not concer­ned by the natio­nal plat­form pro­cess, the appli­ca­tion is to be made on the UTC’s appli­ca­tion plat­form : Februa­ry 26 to March 24, 2024.

    Applying admission to a Master 2 course

    Access to the online appli­ca­tion form: from Februa­ry 26 to May 1st, 2024.

    Please note: if you are a student of forei­gn natio­na­li­ty, we stron­gly advise you to sub­mit your com­plete appli­ca­tion file no later than March 24, 2024, so that your appli­ca­tion can be exa­mi­ned during the first admis­sion jury which will take place in the first fort­night of April. If you sub­mit your appli­ca­tion after March 24, your appli­ca­tion will not be exa­mi­ned before the 2nd admis­sions jury which will take place in mid-May 2024.

    The Master's regis­tra­tion fee for inter­na­tio­nal stu­dents from out­side the Euro­pean Union, the Euro­pean Eco­no­mic Area, Swit­zer­land and Que­bec is now €3 770 for the 2022–2023 year (the non-dif­fe­ren­tia­ted regis­tra­tion fee is €243). In all cases, you will have to pay the 92 € CEVEC (Contri­bu­tion Vie Etu­diante et de Cam­pus) fee

    UTC does not recruit via Cam­pus France but, as it is in the pro­cess of being accre­di­ted, inter­na­tio­nal can­di­dates from out­side the Euro­pean Union, the Euro­pean Eco­no­mic Area, Swit­zer­land and Que­bec are invi­ted to contact the French embas­sies of their coun­try of ori­gin or their coun­try of resi­dence in order to obtain, if neces­sa­ry, a grant for their stu­dies in France.

    If you come from one of the fol­lo­wing coun­tries: Alge­ria, Argen­ti­na, Benin, Bra­zil, Bur­ki­na Faso, Burun­di, Came­roon, Chile, Chi­na, Colom­bia, Como­ros, Congo Braz­za­ville, Ivo­ry Coast, Dji­bou­ti, Egypt, Gabon, Gui­nea, Hai­ti, India, Indo­ne­sia, Iran, Japan, Kuwait, Leba­non, Mada­gas­car, Mali, Mau­ri­ta­nia, Mau­ri­tius, Mexi­co, Moroc­co, Nige­ria, Peru, Repu­blic of Congo (Demo­cra­tic Repu­blic of), Rus­sia, Sene­gal, Sin­ga­pore, South Korea, Tai­wan, Togo, Tuni­sia, Tur­key, Uni­ted States and Viet­nam, you can apply to regis­ter for  stu­dies in France.  You must contact the embas­sy of your coun­try of ori­gin or your coun­try of resi­dence in order to apply for a scholarship.

    In the other cases, in case of admis­sion, the UTC can grant total or par­tial exemp­tions from the regis­tra­tion fees, accor­ding to the gene­ral cri­te­ria defi­ned by UTC’s aca­de­mic Board.

    International students' fees and procedures for waiving differentiated fees for international students

    1. You are a student from the Euro­pean Union, the Euro­pean Eco­no­mic Area, Swit­zer­land or Que­bec

    Dif­fe­ren­tia­ted tui­tion fees do not apply, you pay the same tui­tion fees as stu­dents from an EU mem­ber state.

    2. You had resident sta­tus in France or the Euro­pean Union

    Dif­fe­ren­tia­ted tui­tion fees do not apply, you pay the same tui­tion fees as stu­dents from an EU country.

    3. You are a French govern­ment scho­lar­ship hol­der (BGF)

    You are exemp­ted from the regis­tra­tion fee.

    4. You were enrol­led in a French HE ins­ti­tu­tion awar­ding a natio­nal diplo­ma during the 2021–2022 aca­de­mic year

    If you are conti­nuing a course of stu­dy (e.g., you were enrol­led in M1 and are conti­nuing in M2), you are not concer­ned by the dif­fe­ren­tia­ted regis­tra­tion fees.

    If you change your stu­dy cycle (example, you were in L3, or ATS) and start in M1, the exemp­tion of dif­fe­ren­tia­ted fees may be deci­ded by the UTC accor­ding to your situation.

    5. You are a refu­gee or bene­fit from the sub­si­dia­ry protection.

    You are exemp­ted from the regis­tra­tion fees.

    6. You are enrol­led in an HE esta­blish­ment with a part­ner­ship agree­ment with UTC

    You are not concer­ned by the dif­fe­ren­tia­ted regis­tra­tion fees.

    For more infor­ma­tion, please consult this document

    Applying for M1

    Applying for admission to first year Master's (M1)

    The Master's Degree courses are acces­sible for an admis­sion into the first year by exa­mi­na­tion of the appli­ca­tion file, for stu­dents who have acqui­red a Bac+3 level (Licence), equi­va­lent to 180 ECTS cre­dits in any field pre­pa­ring them for the pro­po­sed courses.

    Since the start of the 2023 aca­de­mic year, the pro­ce­dures for applying for a Mas­ter 1 degree will change with the launch of the monmaster.gouv.fr . web­site. This site will inform you about the Mas­ter course offers, how to apply for them and receive admis­sion proposals.

    Remin­der: see the Requi­re­ments tab for can­di­dates not affec­ted by MonMaster.

    Information phase

    From Janua­ry 29, stu­dents will be able to consult all the infor­ma­tion on natio­nal master's degrees on the site: monmaster.gouv.fr.

    Application phase

    Mon­Mas­ter is the natio­nal plat­form for access to the 1st year of a Master's degree.

    Mon­Mas­ter concerns all stu­dents who hold (or who are in the pro­cess of obtai­ning) a Natio­nal Licence Diplo­ma (DNL) or equi­va­lent and who wish to conti­nue their stu­dies in Mas­ter 1.

    Inas­much as Mon­Mas­ter allows access to the first year of a Master's degree, it also concerns stu­dents wishing to access a new course (reo­rien­ta­tion) or to resume their stu­dies after an inter­rup­tion. The plat­form is open to all pro­files without age limit.

    The appli­ca­tion cam­pai­gn will be open from Februa­ry 26 to March 24, 2024.

    For stu­dents concer­ned by the Mon­Mas­ter platform:

    For stu­dents not concer­ned by the plat­form (cf. the condi­tions heading):

    Admission phase

    The admis­sion phase will take place from June 4 to June 24, 2024, on the monmaster.gouv.fr site.

    Language requisites information

    For non-French spea­king appli­cants (whose offi­cial lan­guage of the coun­try of ori­gin is not French): a level A2 in French will need to be cer­ti­fied by a TCF, DELF or DALF test, com­pul­so­ry to apply for an M1 Course. The pre­sen­ta­tion of the test results cer­ti­fi­cate is compulsory.

    For French-spea­king appli­cants (whose offi­cial lan­guage of the coun­try of ori­gin is French): an A2 level in English needs to be cer­ti­fied by the vali­da­tion of a higher edu­ca­tion course or a TOEIC, TOEFL, BULATS, CLES, IELTS test, com­pul­so­ry to apply for an M1 course. The pre­sen­ta­tion of the test results cer­ti­fi­cate is compulsory.

    For the ISC (com­plex sys­tems engi­nee­ring) spe­cial­ty, level B1 in English is requi­red upon entry into M1 because the entire trai­ning is pro­vi­ded in English. Level B1 must be cer­ti­fied by an offi­cial test: TOEIC, TOEFL, BULATS, CLES, IELTS which will be atta­ched to your appli­ca­tion file.

    Applying for M2

    Applying for admission to second year Master's (M3)

    Entry to the second year is acces­sible by exa­mi­na­tion of the appli­ca­tion file direct­ly for cer­tain fields to stu­dents with a level of stu­dy Bac+4 (Mas­ter 1 or engi­neer in the final year), equi­va­lent to 240 ECTS cre­dits.

    Engi­nee­ring stu­dents in their final year at UTBM, UTT, EBI, ESCOM or any other ins­ti­tu­tion with which UTC share an contrac­tual agree­ment.

    For non-French spea­king appli­cants (whose offi­cial lan­guage of the coun­try of ori­gin is not French): a B1 level in French attes­ted by a TCF, DELF or DALF is com­pul­so­ry to apply in M2. Pre­sen­ta­tion of the test results cer­ti­fi­cate is com­pul­so­ry.

    For French-spea­king appli­cants (whose offi­cial lan­guage of the coun­try of ori­gin is French): a B1 level in English attes­ted by the vali­da­tion of a higher edu­ca­tion course or a TOEIC, TOEFL, BULATS, CLES, IELTS is com­pul­so­ry to apply for M2. Pre­sen­ta­tion of the test results cer­ti­fi­cate is com­pul­so­ry.

    For the ISC (com­plex sys­tems engi­nee­ring) spe­cial­ty, level B1 in English is requi­red upon entry into M1 because the entire trai­ning is pro­vi­ded in English. Level B1 must be cer­ti­fied by an offi­cial test: TOEIC, TOEFL, BULATS, CLES, IELTS which will be atta­ched to your appli­ca­tion file.

    Access to the on-line can­di­da­cy appli­ca­tion from Februa­ry 26 to May 1st 2024

    Master's degree in parallel

    Master's degree in parallel

    UTC pro­poses to the stu­dents nea­ring the end of their major branch to fol­low one of the second year courses of the UTC Mas­ter, in paral­lel of their final year of engi­nee­ring stu­dies.

    The stu­dents com­plete their engi­nee­ring cur­ri­cu­lum and fol­low in paral­lel the courses for a Master's pro­gramme in the autumn semes­ter. They then car­ry out an end-of-stu­dies pro­ject in the spring semes­ter in a labo­ra­to­ry or com­pa­ny, which can be vali­da­ted simul­ta­neous­ly by their engi­nee­ring diplo­ma and Master's degree courses. Stu­dents who plan to do the Master's degree in paral­lel with their final year of engi­nee­ring stu­dies are encou­ra­ged to take some of the first year Master's courses during the spring semes­ter prior to their entry into the second year Master's programme.

    At the end of these courses, the stu­dents are awar­ded their engi­nee­ring diplo­ma from UTC and their natio­nal Master’s degree.

    All the infor­ma­tion on the mas­ter courses, the admis­sion requi­re­ments, the appli­ca­tions are avai­lable in the docu­ment to down­load below.

    Pré­sen­ta­tion mas­ter en parallèle

    Sco­la­ri­té Master
    Mor­gane Boufflers
     +33 (0)3 44 23 73 23
    Sco­la­ri­té Master
    Chloé Lefevre
     +33 (0)3 44 23 79 53
    For­ma­tion continue
    Ysa­belle Monglon
     +33 (0)3 44 23 43 96 (49 19)
    VAP / VAE
    Sabri­na Clément
     +33 (0)3 44 23 44 82 (49 19)
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