M2RI Syllabus 2025-2026

Funding

The EUR project MINT is offering each year some funding for master students (French or foreign students can all apply).
Deadline for application: around end of January 2025

Applications

If you are from a non European country in the following list,  in order to apply for a French diploma you have to pass through the interview system of Campus France BEFORE THE END OF MARCH 2024 : depending on your nationality and whether you are already studying in Europe, the precise procedure varies, check this webpage on the site of Campus France.

(Algeria, Argentina, Benin, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi Cameroon, Chile, China, Colombia, Comoros, the Republic of the Congo, South Korea, Ivory Coast, Egypt, United States, Gabon, Guinea, Haïti, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mali, Morocco, Mauritius, Mauritania, Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, Senegal, Democratic Republic of Congo, Russia, Senegal, Singapore, Taiwan, Tchad, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey and Vietnam)

Our Master appears currently in the Campus France system as « Master professionnel Sciences, technologies, santé mention mathématiques et applications parcours Recherche et Innovation » in Toulouse Université Paul Sabatier.

For French students (or from European Union), you should check the inscription page of Université Paul Sabatier and fill the pre-inscription form.
This does not concern students from Toulouse already enrolled in M1 ESR.

• A1. Algebraic Topology (R. Campos) syllabus A1
• A2. An introduction to hyperbolic and translation surfaces (C. Boissy) syllabus A2
• A3. Introduction to Complex Analytic Geometry (D. Popovici) syllabus A3
• A4. Introduction to Optimal Mass Transport (J. Bertrand) syllabus A4
• A5. Introduction to Partial Differential Equations (M. Maris) syllabus A5
• A6. An introduction to the theoretical and numerical analysis of scalar conservation laws (T. Crin-Barat and C. Negulescu) syllabus A6
• A7. Convergence of Probability Measures and Introduction to Optimal Transport (F. Chapon) syllabus A7
• A8. Stochastic calculus (S. Cohen) syllabus A8
• A9. Asymptotic statistics (C. Lalanne, P. Neuvial) syllabus A9
• A10. Approximation of PDEs (G. Haine, D. Matignon, S. Pernet and M. Salaün) syllabus A10
• A11. Advanced statistical methods (B. Bobbia and F. Simatos) syllabus A11
• A12. MINT "inverted class" The Dynamical System of Billards (P. Roesch) syllabus A12
• A13. MINT course at ISAE on Controlled Dynamical Systems: Structured Modelling and Numerical Methods (A. Brugnoli, M. Fournié, G. Haine, D. Matignon and C. Poussot-Vassal) syllabus A13
• A14. MINT course at INSA On biological science and climate modelling (F. Filbet and P. Noble) syllabus A14

• B1. Affine Surfaces, Homogeneous Vector Fields and Germs Tangent to the Identity (X. Buff) syllabus B1
• B2. Introduction to Homotopy Theory (J. Bellier-Millès and J. Nuiten) syllabus B2
• B3. Regularity Theory for Minimizing Harmonic Maps (P. Bousquet) syllabus B3
• B4. Regularization of Ill-posed Inverse Problems and Applications (P. Maréchal) syllabus B4
• B5. Branching Brownian motion and variants (P. Maillard and M. Pain) syllabus B5
• B6. Robust Optimization and Statistical Learning (F. Iutzeler) syllabus B6

• C1. The spectrum of the Laplacian on hyperbolic surfaces (J.-P. Otal and M. Wolff) syllabus C1
• C2. Scaling limits in statistical mechanics and Unique continuation for second order elliptic partial differential equations (M. A. Ferreira and J. Dardé) syllabus C2
• C3. (C. Pellegrini)