Requirements
International students can enter at various stages of the program, either for the full two years, one year or a single semester.
Entering at the Master 1 level (M1) requires at least a 3-year university degree (and 120 ECTS or equivalent) in Earth Sciences or Physical Geography. Applications from students with a Bachelor’s degree in Natural Sciences, Physics or Chemistry can also be considered after discussion with the STPE pedagogical team. Incoming exchanges during the second semester (S2) by students of the CIVIS network are particularly encouraged.
Entering at the Master 2 level (M2) requires 4 years of undergraduate/master education (European M1 or equivalent), with a background in Earth Sciences or Physical Geography. Students from the US or Canada with a 4-year Bachelor’s degree in these fields can also apply for direct admission to M2.
Courses take place in English, so fluency in English is mandatory.
Students interested in the program are encouraged to contact us to discuss the various options offered depending on their background.
Application procedure
The International Master in Geosciences (IMG) will be listed as a choice under the wider STPE (Sciences de la Terre et des Planètes, Environnement) Master program in most information and application websites.
The application procedure and platforms are different for EU and non-EU students.
EU students
European Union students can use the following platforms:
- entering at the M1 level: Mon Master nationwide application service
- entering at the M2 level: e-candidat application service (English version available).
For incoming mobility during the second semester of M1, contact the pedagogical team directly.
Non-EU students
Non-European students enrolling for the first time in a university program in France should use the Études en France website to submit their application.
Contact
For any information, contact:
- Vincent Godard (godard@cerege.fr), head of the STPE master program at AMU
- Christelle Claude (claude@cerege.fr), in charge of the IMG program
- Yoann Quesnel (quesnel@cerege.fr), in charge of the IMG program