Master Biologie Integrative Et Physiologie

At Sorbonne université, tuition is 292 USD per year.

Master Biologie Integrative et Physiologie at Sorbonne Université in Paris, France is a two-year graduate program in integrative biology and physiology. This field studies how living organisms function at the level of cells, tissues, organs, and whole-body systems, and how these levels interact to produce the physiological processes that sustain life. Students typically study cell physiology, comparative and human physiology, neurobiology, endocrinology, and the experimental methods used to investigate how organisms adapt to their internal and external environments. Coursework often combines lecture-based instruction in physiological mechanisms with laboratory work involving experimental techniques such as electrophysiology, imaging, and biochemical assays, since the discipline relies heavily on empirical investigation of living systems. Because the field spans multiple biological scales, from molecules to whole organisms, programs in integrative biology and physiology also encourage students to connect findings across these levels, an approach increasingly used in modern biological research. Graduates pursue paths including doctoral research in biology or biomedical science, roles in pharmaceutical and biotechnology research, positions in academic and public research laboratories, and careers in scientific fields connected to health, nutrition, and environmental physiology. Some move toward applied research in areas such as sports physiology or clinical research support. The program spans two years and leads to a master's degree, with admission each September. All instruction is conducted in French, so applicants need a strong command of French scientific vocabulary to follow lectures and complete laboratory reports. Annual tuition is 250 EUR. Students interested in this program in Paris should have an undergraduate background in biology or a related life science, along with the French proficiency needed for advanced scientific coursework.