MASS - Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Program

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master program in Astrophysics and Space Science-MASS is jointly delivered by a Consortium of four Universities: Rome “Tor Vergata”, Belgrade, Bremen, and Côte d’Azur.

MASS is an intersectoral, research-oriented Master program, covering state-of-the-art research in six main pillars: Gravitation and Cosmology, Stellar Astrophysics, Exoplanets, Astrophysical Techniques, Astrostatistics and Big Data, and Space Science.

MASS allows its students to move among the four Consortium Universities to be exposed to the theoretical aspects of modern astrophysics, to the knowledge/use of observational facilities and/or to the data reduction and science exploitation of big data sets coming from current/forthcoming ground-based or space-borne experiments.

Type: Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters

Topics: Astrophysics and Space Science

Duration: 2 years, full-time

Credits: 120 ECTS

Locations: Italy, France, Germany, Serbia

Language: English

First Edition Degree: Multiple Master Degree

Open to: International students

Eligible candidates: Top-ranked students of any nationality with a certified good knowledge of English, who hold a recognized Bachelor’s degree in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Physics, Mathematics, Computing Science, Space Engineering, or closely related fields.

Funding: The programme is funded by the European Union within the 2021 – 2027 Erasmus+ programme. A number of Erasmus Mundus Joint Master full scholarships are available for students of any nationality.

Deadline for applications: June 6th, 2022

First Edition foreseen start: September 2022

NOTE: The next call for applications will be issued in November 2022, for the course starting in autumn 2023.

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