What is the duration of PG courses in Sorbonne University?

<p>The duration of postgraduate (PG) courses at Sorbonne University can vary depending on the specific programme and level of study. Typically, postgraduate programs in France are structured as follows:</p><p>Master's Degree (Masters): The duration of a master's degree programme at Sorbonne University is typically two years. This includes coursework, research, and the completion of a master's thesis or project. Some specialised master's programs may have a slightly different duration, such as one year or 18 months.</p><p>PhD Degree (Doctorate): Pursuing a Ph.D. at Sorbonne University or any other French university usually takes three to four years. During this time, students engage in advanced research, write a doctoral thesis, and defend their work in front of a panel of experts.</p>

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<p>Postgraduate degrees at SU typically last two years or 24 months.</p><p>&nbsp;Master of Public Health, MS in Computer Science, MS in Mathematics, MS in Education Curriculum &amp; Instruction, MS in Biological Science, M.S.W., and other PG degrees are among the courses offered by SU.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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