


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.
The Master application site is closed.
Level: Master 1 and 2
Access to the online application: from March 7 to May 15, 2022
Start of registration of applications by the administration: April 4, 2022
Dead-line for deposit of application files: May 15, 2022
Please note: applications for the Chemistry major in the first year (all M1 courses) are closed.
Applications for the second year (M2), for the CD-ORG, CD-MAT, MESC GTE and ACQ courses must be made online via the e‑candidate application, which open from March 1st 2022, on the UPJV website (paper applications are not accepted): https://www.u‑picardie.fr/ecandidat/. For more information, contact Mrs A. Demabre (agnes.demabre(at)u‑picardie.fr).
The Master's Degree courses are accessible for admission into the first year by examination of the application file for students who have acquired a level of Bac+3 (Licence), equivalent to 180 ECTS credits in any field preparing them for the proposed courses.
For non-French speaking applicants (whose official language of origin is not French): a level A2 in French attested by a TCF, DELF or DALF is compulsory to apply for M1. 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 attested by the validation of a higher education course or a TOEIC, TOEFL, BULATS, CLES, IELTS is compulsory to apply for M1. Presentation of the test results certificate is compulsory.
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 l’UTBM, l’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.
Please note: non-French speaking candidates applying for the M2 of the ISC (engineering of complex systems) mention, will have to present a B1 level in English certified by a TCF, DELF or DALF, as these courses are taught only in English.
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.
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