Degree in Physics and Chemistry

• Paul BREMOND — Head of the PC specialization)
• Sandrine FERRI — Head of the PC specialization)

The Physics-Chemistry degree aims to:

• Develop a solid foundation of knowledge and skills in physics, chemistry and the interface between the two.
• Enhance mastery of formal and digital languages and languages.
• Develop an autonomous and rigorous scientific approach based on solid experimental skills and knowledge.
• Allowing students to mature their orientation by developing reflection, critical thinking and initiative useful for further study (master's degree, engineering school).

Students interested in the two disciplines of physics and chemistry, as well as their interfaces, wishing to move into teaching or research in the sciences of matter and materials.

Applications à an admission in L1 must êu;es via PARCOURSUP: bacheliers and students in reorientation

Applications for admission to L2 & L3 Physics-Chemistry - must be made via the online application eCandidat.

For foreign students, depending on their nationality of origin, applications may be processed by the following system Études en France

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The training is divided into 3 blocks of knowledge and skills:

• Block 1 from pupil to enlightened student: the teaching methodology of
university work, the student's personal and professional project, discovery
of laboratories and improvement in English and French, will enable students to conceptualise, structure and build a professional and/or scientific project, either individually or as part of a team, by implementing œan autonomous and rigorous approach.
• Block 2 the disciplinary base: this is made up of teaching in physics, chemistry and physical chemistry which enables students to develop a base of disciplinary concepts and phenomena within and between the two disciplines in order to be able to understand and solve the scientific problems specific to this course with a view to research or teaching.
• Block 3 the language of science: teaching of mathematics, numerical tools and the experimental approach will be provided in order to appropriate these formal, numerical and experimental tools with a view to mobilising them in a targeted context.

The Physics, Chemistry degree programme is structured around three blocks of knowledge and skills.
- Block 1 : « de l'élève à l'étudiant éclairé » : the courses Méthodologie du travail universitaire, Projet personnel et professionnel de létudiant, Découverte de laboratoire et perfectionnement en anglais et en français, will enable students to conceptualise, structure and build a professional and/or scientific project, individually or as part of a team, through the implementation of an autonomous and rigorous approach.
- Block 2 : « le socle disciplinaire » : this is made up of physics, chemistry and physical chemistry UEs which enable students to develop a foundation of concepts and disciplines within and between the two disciplines in order to be able to understand and solve the scientific problems specific to this course with a view to research or teaching.
- Block 3 : « le langage des sciences » : UE de mathématiques, outils numériques et de démarche expeacute;rimentale seront dispensés afin de s'approprier ces outils formels, numériques et expérimentaux en vue de les mobiliser dans un contexte ciblacute;.

The Physics, Chemistry pathway provides students with the skills to solve problems in physics, chemistry and their interfaces by mobilising and articulating the fundamental knowledge and know-how specific to these two disciplines.

The specific skills developed in this pathway are:

• Recovering physico-chemical problems;
• Transmit the fundamental knowledge of chemistry, physics and the interface between the two in a rigorous and pedagogical manner;
• Mobilise your disciplinary knowledge in physics and chemistry to argue and solve a problem in a bi-disciplinary way.

The Physics and Chemistry programme does not include a compulsory work placement. A non-compulsory placement in one of the laboratories associated with the course may, however, be undertaken under the terms of an agreement between the university and the host organisation.

• PRSPC3C1 Physics and Chemistry
• PRSPC3C2 Physics and Chemistry distance learning course
• PRSPC3I1 Course: Physics-Chemistry (reinforced)
• PRSPC3S1 Physics-Chemistry (L.AS)
• PRSPL3C1 Plurisciences pathway
• PRSPL3C2 Plurisciences distance learning course

SUIO

Campus Marseille Étoile, site Saint Jérôme:
Av Escadrille Normandie Niemen
13013 Marseille
Tél. : 04 13 94 51 07

SUIO

Campus Marseille Étoile, site Saint Jérôme:
Av Escadrille Normandie Niemen
13013 Marseille
Tél. : 04 13 94 51 07

International Resources Department 

Applications à an admission in L1 must êu;es via PARCOURSUP: bacheliers and students in reorientation

Applications for admission to L2 & L3 Physics-Chemistry - must be made via the online application eCandidat.

For foreign students, depending on their nationality of origin, applications may be processed by the following system Études en France