This new master’s degree is aimed at providing interdisciplinary skills to prepare scientists and engineers from France and foreign countries, who are keen on studying energy and fusion research programmes. The programme is supported by a joint effort of graduate universities within a federation called “Education for fusion sciences”.
The first academic year started in September 2006. For more details about admission conditions and lectures, go to http://www.sciences-fusion.fr/.
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