Study Programmes German-French-Luxembourgish Master in Physics

Admissions

To apply for a programme at the University of Luxembourg, candidates must comply with the general eligibility criteria for the chosen programme type and be selected by the study programme based on the quality of their application.

The programme at a glance – 120 ECTS

  • Duration:
    2 years / 4 sem
  • Teaching languages:
    EN
  • Admissions:
    EU: 1 Feb 2026 – 15 Jul 2026

    Non-EU: 1 Feb 2026 – 24 Mar 2026
  • Fees:
    400€/ sem. (semester 1,2,3,4)
  • Format:
    Full-time programme (Part-time student status allowed)

Specific information for this programme

  • Required Degree

    – Bachelor degree in physics or related field
    – Validated course in quantum mechanics and statistical physics
    – Interest in physics and up-to-date research
    – Curiosity about how things work and how the world functions
    – Commitment.

  • Documents

    – Cover letter (1 page maximum)
    – CV (3 pages maximum)
    – Bachelor’s degree, translated and legalised if not in English or in an official language of Luxembourg
    – Transcript for your bachelor’s degree, also translated and legalised if necessary
    – Languages certificates
    – If you hold a degree from a non-EU university: results of your GRE physics exam (recommended)
    – Additional document supporting your application (certificate of achievement for a relevant complementary course, extracurricular qualification etc.)

  • Language Skills

    Depending on the two universities selected:
    – English B2 and French B2
    Or
    – English B2 and German B2

    Language certificates currently accepted

  • Selection

    The selection is conducted as the joint evaluation of the candidate’s track record and other documents provided by the two universities selected by the candidate. The candidates are required to contact the study programme directors at both institutions for coordination as early as possible.

  • Detailed information

    For more information on the programme, see https://ci.physik.uni-saarland.de

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