Applications for non-EU students for 2023 are closed

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Requirements:

  • Bachelor of Science in Physics or equivalent
  • Proof of English and/or French proficiency
  • Motivation to pursue a Masters and/or PhD in Strasbourg
  • It is a multistep application procedure. Please follow the instructions carefully

*Fellowships are very competitive and will be awarded based on previous academic performance, overlap of your interests and goals with QMat themes and your motivation to take part in the QMat programme.

LOCAL + EU APPLICATIONS
All applicants (including French and EU students) must register via the Mon Master platform

Step 1. Mon Master platform (All countries not concerned by the Studying in France procedure)

Deadline April 18, 2023☛ Go to the Mon Master platform registration page

Step 2. QMat application form for students that do not require a visa (including fellowship applications)

Deadline April 25, 2023

Submission documents:

Your application should include pdf versions of your CV, transcripts of your results, recommendation letters (optional, but strongly recommended), and a letter of motivation (approximately 1 page of text). The motivation letter should describe:

  • Your research interests
  • Why are you an excellent candidate for QMat
  • A clear vision for your individual training (e.g. desired specialization, mentors, internship plans, etc.)
  • Especially for existing students: list specific courses that you will take as options
  • if you are already a QMat student applying for a second year, describe how you have benefited from being part of QMat

☛ Go to the QMat application form

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Applicants for PhD positions are invited to contact potential supervisors at any time. See the list of open projects. Existing PhD students at the University of Strasbourg can apply to become a QMat member at any time