Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's in Advanced Methods in Particle Physics
A joint international Master's programme focusing on experimental and theoretical particle physics, machine learning, and scientific computing.
Best for:Best for physics graduates seeking an international, research-oriented Master's degree with a focus on computational and experimental particle physics.
Overview
The International Master's in Advanced Methods in Particle Physics (IMAPP) is a prestigious joint degree programme offered by TU Dortmund University, the University of Bologna, and the University of Clermont Auvergne. Students follow a structured curriculum across these three institutions, gaining expertise in particle physics, statistical data analysis, and large-scale scientific computing. The programme emphasizes a cohort-based learning experience, culminating in a research-focused Master's thesis in the fourth semester. Applicants are expected to have a strong background in physics and meet specific academic performance criteria to qualify for this international academic journey.
What you'll do
- Complete the first semester at the University of Clermont Auvergne focusing on quantum field theory and particle physics foundations.
- Attend the second semester at TU Dortmund University covering model building and detector systems.
- Participate in the third semester at the University of Bologna focusing on advanced standard model and flavour physics.
- Conduct independent research for a Master's thesis during the fourth semester at a partner institution or laboratory.
- Engage in seminars, lab courses, and a specialized spring school throughout the programme.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in Physics or an equivalent qualification.
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; B2 level (e.g., IELTS 5.5, TOEFL iBT 72).
Instruction: English
- Strong academic record in Physics (equivalent to ECTS grade B or better).
- Proficiency in English (B2 level or equivalent).
- Foundational knowledge in quantum field theory and experimental particle physics.
- Must hold a first-cycle degree qualification in Physics.
- Must meet minimum grade requirements (2.8 German scale, 84/110 Italian scale, or 14 French scale).
- Non-EU applicants must apply by 15 May; EU applicants by 31 December.
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How to apply
Deadline: 2025-05-15
Applications must be submitted through the official IMAPP portal. Applicants should review the specific requirements for EU and non-EU candidates and ensure all academic transcripts and language certificates are prepared.
- Academic transcripts
- English language certificate
- Degree certificate
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