Admissions

Candidates for admission to the programme are required to hold a Bachelor’s degree in computer science/informatics, electrical/mechanical/telecom/aerospace engineering, physics, mathematics.
Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree in another domain but with several years’ experience in space, aerospace, mechanical, electrical, industrial, or robotics engineering are also encouraged to apply.

English: B2
Language certificates currently accepted

The programme can accommodate up to 20 students per academic year.

At the University of Luxembourg, student job opportunities are available to further your learning experience and support your studies. Gain professional experience, and become familiar working with processes, techniques, and tools of your research interest area, with the option to complete your master thesis at the same time.

By working in close collaboration with one of the University’s research groups focused on space projects, you’ll be able to learn from our world-class researchers, advance your skills and knowledge in a practical environment.

Focus areas range from space systems engineering, robotics, and communications topics.  

The minimum number of hours available for these opportunities is 10 per month. The maximum available is 60 per month.

marielle.mabille@uni.lu

A scholarship is currently offered for this Master programme: the Guillaume Dupaix International Scholarship.

https://www.uni.lu/life-en/financial-support/scholarships/

scholarships.fstm@uni.lu