Programme provider
University profile Université Paris Saclay via EIT InnoEnergy
Paris, France
Nuclear Energy is a master's degree programme, taught in English at Université Paris Saclay via EIT InnoEnergy in Paris, with tuition currently recorded as €19,000.
The European Master’s in Nuclear Energy offers a comprehensive exploration of nuclear technology and its applications. Students will engage with innovative approaches and gain insights into the future of energy production.
CityParis
01Nuclear Reactor Physics
02Radiation Protection
03Nuclear Safety and Security
04Energy Systems and Sustainability
05Nuclear Fuel Cycle Management
Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.
- You need a completed bachelor's degree of at least 180 ECTS (or equivalent) in physics, mechanical, nuclear, chemical, electrical or energy engineering
- degrees in other subjects are considered case by case if they give a sufficient foundation in mathematics, physics and mechanics. Final-year students may apply and receive a conditional offer, and proof of English is required unless a waiver applies. A separate motivation letter (maximum 1,500 words) is required and some applicants may be invited to an online interview
- no admission exam is currently required. Year 1 is at KTH (Stockholm) or UPC (Barcelona) and Year 2 at a partner in France. Université Paris-Saclay offers two Year 2 tracks after the Paris common nuclear engineering core: Nuclear Reactor Physics and Engineering (supported by INSTN) and Operations (supported by CentraleSupélec).
The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.
Programme-specific document list.
Bachelor's degree certificate (copy
one PDF with the original-language version and an English translation by a licensed translator, unless it is issued in English)
If not yet graduated: a statement from your university confirming you are in the final year and giving your expected completion date (or an enrolment certificate with your current semester)
Transcript of records of all bachelor's courses (original language plus licensed English translation in one PDF, unless in English
with the overall grade if your university gives one)
Proof of English proficiency (if required)
CV or résumé (a maximum of two pages is advised)
Copy of passport or official ID card
Where required, a motivation letter (or motivation video) explaining why you wish to apply to the programme
Master's degree certificate, only if you already hold a master's in a relevant field
Pakistan: university transcripts and diplomas attested by the Higher Education Commission (HEC)
Cameroon, Canada, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Nigeria, USA: official transcripts sent directly by your university
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka: transcript sent by your university in an envelope sealed by the university
After admission: officially certified copies of the required documents
Motivation letter (maximum 1,500 words) explaining why you are applying to the European Master's in Nuclear Energy
1Choose the programme
Review the verified facts and degree-level requirements.
2Check eligibility
SIT Connect reviews your education and language background.
3Prepare documents
Complete the university-specific checklist and translations.
4Submit your application
Continue to the central application portal.
Frequently asked questions
How long is Nuclear Energy?
The duration has not yet been published in SIT Connect.
Which languages are used for Nuclear Energy?
The official programme record lists English. A required language certificate or minimum score must be confirmed for the chosen intake.
What is the tuition fee?
€19,000 is the tuition currently recorded in SIT Connect. Currency conversions on this page are estimates.
Can I apply now?
Yes. SIT Connect currently has an application-ready intake for this programme.