Master Mecanique — Mécanique et Mathématiques

For Master Mecanique — Mécanique et Mathématiques, the tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

Sorbonne Université's Master Mécanique — Mécanique et Mathématiques is a two-year master's program in Paris, France, that pairs the study of mechanics with advanced mathematics. Mechanics addresses how forces act on solids and fluids to produce motion, deformation, or equilibrium, and this track emphasizes the mathematical structures and methods underlying those physical descriptions, including differential equations, functional analysis, and numerical methods. Students typically study continuum mechanics alongside applied and theoretical mathematics, learning to formulate physical problems in precise mathematical terms and to analyze or solve them using analytical and computational tools. This combination supports work at the boundary between mathematics and mechanical or physical sciences, where rigorous modeling is required to understand or predict system behavior. Coursework often includes partial differential equations, numerical analysis, and mathematical modeling applied to mechanical systems such as fluids, elastic structures, or coupled physical phenomena. Graduates with this training commonly move into research positions in applied mathematics or mechanics, roles in engineering and scientific computing that require strong mathematical modeling skills, or doctoral study bridging mathematics and mechanical sciences. Others find positions in industries such as aerospace, energy, or finance, where quantitative modeling expertise transfers well, or in software development for scientific and engineering applications. Instruction is conducted in French, and the program runs over two years, with tuition of 250 EUR per year and an intake beginning in September. A strong background in mathematics and physics is generally expected of applicants, given the program's theoretical and quantitative focus.