Schools Which French Universities Have Strong Physics Departments?

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Several participants in the discussion highlight the strong reputation of French universities for physics, specifically mentioning l'Université Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) as a top choice. The university is noted for its excellent physics department and is a popular option for international students. The original poster is currently pursuing an associate degree and is interested in transferring to a French university for a bachelor's degree in physics. They are also preparing by taking additional French language courses to enhance their readiness for studying abroad. The conversation emphasizes the appeal of studying physics in France and the importance of language preparation for a successful academic experience.
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Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows any universities in France that have a great physics department. I'm currently in my second year of college getting my associates degree, and I'm looking at options in France for my bachelors. My French professor is always talking about French universities, and it's made me interested. My major is physics, and I have learned two semesters of French in college, but I plan on taking another semester before I leave my current school.

Thanks beforehand :)
 
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UPMC - l'Université Pierre et Marie Curie of Université de Paris. I'm actually going for a semester abroad there next Spring.
 
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