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Introduction

Five leading research and educational institutions in Europe are collaborating to offer a joint Erasmus Mundus Master of Science program in Photonics, providing a top-quality eduction in all aspects of photonics. The master programme has a duration of two years (120 ECTS points), with students spending a year in two different countries.

Coordinator: Ghent University (Belgium)

Partners: Free University of Brussels (Belgium), St Andrews University and Heriot-Watt University (U.K.), Royal Institute of Technology(Sweden)

Furthermore a student and scholar exchange programme is in place between the EMMP consortium and the following non-European universities: Zhejiang University (China), University of Tokyo (Japan) and the University of Sydney (Australia). European EMMP students have the possibility to study 3 months of their second master year at one of these institutions.

Photonics

Photonics is now widely recognized as a major innovation enabling discipline for the 21st century. It can be defined as that field of science and technology where the fundamental properties of light and its interaction with matter are studied and applied.

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Scholarships

Full scholarships are available for non-EU students to cover the tuition fee and all living expenses(21000€/year). Action 3 grants are available for EU-students in order to study 3 months outside Europe. Top 5 EU-students can receive a grant(2000€/year) to enter this programme.

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Call for Applications

European students can apply until 31 May.
Call for Applications is closed for non-EU students.


Summer school 2009

More information about the 2009 summer school at Ghent University.

Career prospects

Short stories from a few of our EMMP-alumni.



Vacancies

Vacancies for photonics and optics engineers and scientists.


Pictures

Pictures of EMMP Events, including the summer schools.


F.A.Q.

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