Bachelor in Double licence - Physique, chimie / Physique -

Offered at Université Paris Cité, this double licence combines Physique-chimie (physics and chemistry) with Physique (physics) in a single bachelor's-level program. Double licence tracks of this kind allow students to study two closely related scientific disciplines together, deepening their grounding in physics while also covering the fundamentals of chemistry. Typical subjects in a physics and chemistry program include mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, quantum physics, atomic and molecular structure, organic and inorganic chemistry, and laboratory methods, alongside the mathematical tools needed to model physical and chemical systems. Because the program pairs an extended physics track with chemistry, students generally take more advanced or additional physics coursework than in a standard physics-chemistry licence, while still acquiring the core chemical knowledge needed to understand matter at the molecular level. This kind of scientific double degree is intended to give students a strong quantitative foundation across two related disciplines, which can be useful for research careers that sit at the interface of physics and chemistry, such as materials science or physical chemistry. Career paths associated with this kind of training include research and laboratory work, roles in industry sectors such as energy, materials, or pharmaceuticals, and further academic study. Many graduates go on to master's programs in physics, chemistry, materials science, or engineering, since the double licence format is often designed as preparation for more specialized study rather than as a terminal qualification. The program runs over three years and leads to a bachelor's-level qualification. Instruction is delivered in French. Classes are scheduled to begin in September, and the yearly tuition is 178 EUR.