Successful completion of the iPSRS Erasmus Mundus Joint Master will result in the award of Masters’ Joint Degrees, and of multiple national degrees as required by local laws (i.e. 4 national diplomas issued by 4 higher education institutions from 4 European countries and fully recognized in these respective countries). In line with the Bologna Accords, those degrees benefit from a wide recognition in Europe and beyond.
According to the concentration (mobility) which has been chosen by the graduate, the consortium will deliver either multiple diplomas from:
- UJM and UEF (specialization in Photonics and Machine Learning)
OR,
- UJM, UEF and UPEC (specialization in Biometrics and Intelligent Vision)
OR,
- UJM, UEF and VU (specialization in Condensed Matter Photonics)
1/ Joint Degrees
2/ National Degrees
In addition to official diplomas and to ensure the best understanding and recognition of iPSRS graduates achievements, notably towards recruiters, iPSRS Consortium will deliver to each student a personalized Diploma Supplement, signed by all awarding Higher Education Institutions and issued by University Jean Monnet, the iPSRS coordinating institution, including:
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- learning objectives and iPSRS Consortium track-record and recognition;
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- overall organization of the iPSRS study programme (selection process, mobility, host institutions, learning outcomes methods of assessment, tuition, teaching language);
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- added value which it brings to the student with respect to learning outcomes (which have been developed along with recruiters from the industry);
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- full transcript of all credits (120 ECTS credits minimum) obtained during the master courses, concentrations and the grades obtained, Master Thesis subject;
awarded degrees in national languages and a legalized English translation.


