The MSc in Optics, Image, Vision, Multimedia (OIVM) is a unique master programme offering six specialisation tracks including 4 Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees – EMJMD (or EMJM).
This master program intends to shape the future industrial and academic experts in optics, photonics, surface engineering, image, material appearance, imaging technologies, spectral imaging, security, reliability, safety and radiation effects. The entire master curriculum is strongly related to the research activities of the Hubert Curien Laboratory, which involves about 250 people in the fields of optics, photonics, microwave, laser processing, image processing, machine learning, data science and security.
The master OIVM is co-accredited by Jean Monnet University, Institut d'Optique Graduate School, Ecole Centrale de Lyon and Ecole des Mines of Saint-Etienne.
iPSRS - Intelligent Photonics for Security, Reliability, Sustainability & Safety (EMJM)
RADMEP - Radiation and its Effects on Micro Electronics and Photonics Technologies (EMJMD)
The Master track RADMEP provides a multidisciplinary and innovative programme covering the interactions between radiation and microelectronics and photonics, two Key Enabling Technologies for the future of Europe.
COSI - Computational Colour and Spectral Imaging (EMJMD)
IMLEX - Imaging and Light in Extended Reality (EMJMD)
AIMA - Advanced Imaging and Materials Appearance: Metrology and modelling
PE - Photonics Engineering
The Master track Photonics Engineering offers the full set of academic courses and teaches a knowledge-based approach in the field of surface and interface science. It combines a knowledge-based approach with a practical one.
MASTER'S COORDINATOR
Nathalie Destouches has been a Professor at Jean Monnet University since 2002 and leads the "Nanoparticules" team at Hubert Curien Laboratory.
Her multidisciplinary research focuses on nanostructured plasmonic materials and exploits their properties at the nanoscale to provide materials and devices with innovative optical functions.
Her multidisciplinary research focuses on nanostructured plasmonic materials and exploits their properties at the nanoscale to provide materials and devices with innovative optical functions.