Bachelor in Double licence - Mathématiques / Physique -

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Double licence - Mathématiques / Physique - are 178 EUR per year.

Combining Mathématiques (Mathematics) and Physique (Physics), this double bachelor's degree provides intensive training across two closely linked disciplines, reflecting the deep historical and methodological connections between mathematical reasoning and the physical description of nature. Mathematics coursework typically covers analysis, algebra, probability, and mathematical proof, building the abstract and logical tools used to formalize physical theories, while physics coursework covers mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and often an introduction to quantum physics, grounded in experimental work alongside theory. A combined program of this kind is more demanding than either single-subject track, requiring students to move fluently between abstract mathematical formalism and its application to physical systems, and typically includes laboratory sessions alongside problem-based coursework in both fields. This dual training is well suited to students aiming at fields where strong quantitative and physical reasoning are both required, rather than a purely theoretical or purely applied path. Graduates of a combined mathematics and physics program commonly continue into graduate study in physics, applied mathematics, engineering, or related quantitative fields, or move into technical and analytical roles in sectors such as engineering, finance, data analysis, and research, where strong quantitative training is valued. Some also pursue further study toward teaching qualifications in mathematics or physics. This program is offered by the Université Côte d'Azur, in Nice, France. It is a three-year bachelor's degree, taught in French, beginning in September, with yearly tuition of 178 EUR.