German-French-Luxembourgish Master in Physics

Study and career opportunities The programme is ideally suited for students envisioning a career in academic research or R&D in any of the key areas of the four partner universities. Universities, research centres, and materials-oriented companies in Luxembourg and worldwide are natural outlets. The general analytical and problem-solving skills acquired can lead to other careers requiring complex data analysis. More info Study programme brochure Learning Outcomes Broadly understand several key areas of general physics and advanced condensed matter physics Broadly understand the operational principles and performance of instrumentation and technologies relevant to their chosen physics specialisation Evaluate and analyse scientific data by analytical and numerical methods Formalise and solve a practical problem using quantitative analytical or numerical tools Assess the validity of data generated by computers or physics instrumentation including the estimation of error sources Foster a general critical-thinking attitude Assess risks Efficiently use computers, by writing computer programs or using existing software packages Explore new areas of research through independent study communicate research results to a scientific or non-expert audience Write scientific articles, reports, or thesis based on their own scientific results, applying standard citation methods Apply ethics in science and scholarship and understand its importance to scientific inquiry and professionalism Constructively manage failure Work in a multicultural group environment by drawing on their previous experience. Study perspectives Graduates can continue their studies with a PhD in Physics at the University of Luxembourg. Doctoral Programme in Physics and Materials science Discover more Financing possibilities Discover your future home Any questions? Contact us Share thisshare share email