Programs Are English-Taught MSc Physics Programs Available in France?

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Several MSc programs in physics in France are available in English, particularly those focusing on areas like particle and nuclear physics. A notable option is the MSc in High Energy Physics, which is a collaborative program between École Polytechnique in France and ETH Zurich in Switzerland, allowing students to study one year in each country. Additionally, Belgium and the Netherlands are suggested as alternatives, as some universities there also offer programs in English. The discussion emphasizes the importance of the country over the specific topic of study, especially for those not wishing to engage with the local language. Furthermore, it is noted that many MSc programs in Germany are also conducted in English, expanding the options for international students.
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Are there good MSc programs in physics in France that are taught in english? (ones that might be in particle or nuclear physics but that's not important)
 
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I have my eyes on this one: Msc High Energy Physics. It is jointly organised by École Polytechnique (ParisTech) and ETH Zurich (Switzerland). You spend 1 year in Switzerland, 1 year in France, from what I understand. Check out their website for more.
 
Perhaps also look at Belgium or Holland? I think some of their universities teach in English.
 
Why is the country (but not the city) more important than the topic? Especially if you don't want to use the local language anyway.

I know several MSc programs in Germany are in English.
 
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