Q&A
How do I apply? What is the deadline?
The deadline for application is explained here. All applications must be submitted through the online application tool; no document will be accepted by email or post.
I never studied Nanomedicine as such (Biology, Chemistry etc.). Can I apply anyway ?
The whole point of the NANOMED master is to get you familiar with Nanomedicine, so having previously studied Nanomedicine is not a prerequisite. We do accept students with very diverse backgrounds such as: biology, biotechnology, chemistry and medicine in addition to pharmacy students. However, please bear in mind that the training the NANOMED programme is offering is related to pharmaceutical technology so you have to clearly demonstrate your interest and competences in this area. The Executive committee will pay particular attention to the reasons why you want to study Nanomedicine and the general relevance of getting an expertise in this field of study according to your career plan.
I’m currently following the last year of my Bachelor’s Degree. Can I apply to NANOMED ?
Yes, you can. Please enclose to your application all transcripts of records you have to this date in your online application along with a document from your home University stating that you are currently following the last year of your curriculum and the expected date of graduation.
I don’t have the results of my English test yet. Can I upload the document after the deadline is passed?
You should give the results of your English test before the deadline or at least upload a document proving that you intend to take one (confirmation email, statement from the board etc.) and mentioning the date on which you will get your results back. If you are in the process of taking an English test, you must submit the results before the month of March.
I have sent you an email but I do not have an answer yet. What can I do?
We answer all emails as soon as possible. If you do not have an answer yet, it means we are still looking for the appropriate information.
Please do not send the same email 2 or 3 times. Answering all requests for information is time-consuming, all the more so because we answer each request carefully and with as many details as possible. When you send us several time the same email, not only is it not necessary but it also takes time to identify the email and check for the previous identical requests and make sure we don’t answer twice for the same request. It make the answering process slower for everyone.
I disagree with the selection result, what can I do?
The Executive committee is the only official body authorized to evaluate your application. You will receive an email explaining the reasons why you could not be part of the NANOMED programme. If you wish to get a more specific and personalised explanation, please just let us know.
I have a question that is not answered in this Q&A. What can I do?
You can contact the NANOMED staff by email. See the nanomed.iro@u-paris.fr page for more details.
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