University of Paris VI

The University of Paris VI (also known as Université Pierre et Marie Curie, French: Université Paris VI or Université Pierre et Marie Curie, UPMC), has its main campus in the Latin Quarter, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris. Founded in 1971, Université Paris VI is also a member of the European Association of Research Universities and the Paris Sorbonne, and has more than 125 laboratories, the vast majority of which are in collaboration with the French National Center for Scientific Research. Marc Zamansky, President Emeritus of the Paris Academy of Sciences, likens Paris VI to the crystallization of scientific ideas in the heart of Paris. The school has nine Bachelor of Science and Technology degrees: Mathematics, Mathematics-Computer Information, Computer Information, Mechanics, Electronics, Physics, Chemistry, Life Sciences and Earth Sciences, and one multidisciplinary degree: Basic, Natural and Experimental Sciences.