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Erasmus Mundus: European Master in Nuclear Fusion Science and Engineering Physics Universiteit Gent
faculty / department:
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture
study field:
441 Physics 52 Engineering and engineering trades
programme cluster:
Degree programmes
level:
Master
language:
English
interuniversity programme:
yes
consortium:
Ghent University (Belgium), Université Henri Poincaré, Nancy (France), Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain), Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Spain), and Universität Stuttgart (Germany).
coordinating institution:
Ghent University (Belgium)
full-time / part-time:
Full-time
period:
full academic year
duration:
4 semester(s)
ects:
120
mobility:
no
multiple / joint degree:
joint degree
degree:
0
admission:
The minimum degree required is a Bachelor degree in Physics or Engineering. Specialisation in Plasma and Nuclear Physics is advised but not obligatory. Research in Plasma or nuclear physics is an asset. 3 recommendation letters are required. If the institute you are from is famous for plasma or nuclear research, this is an asset too.
fee(s):
8 000 EUR for non-European students, 4 000 EUR for European students.
