PHYSICS

“SCIENCE IS NOT ONLY A DISCIPLE OF REASON BUT,

ALSO, ONE OF ROMANCE AND PASSION.”

STEPHEN HAWKING
 CONTENTS
FSTM at a glance  5

Why study physics?  6

Our study programmes  8

Bachelor in Physics  10
Bachelor Saar-Lor-Lux in Physics  12
Master of Science in Physics  14
Master Saar-Lor-Lux-Gre in Physics  16
Doctoral Programme in Physics and Materials Science  18

Our Department of Physics and Materials Science 20

Studying at our University  22

Discover Luxembourg  26

Brian
Greene

WE DEVELOP

TALENTS
FSTM has a key mission: attract and train the talents that Luxembourg and
the world will need in the STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics) as well as in Medicine.

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 The Faculty of Science, Technology
and Medicine (FSTM) at a glance

The Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) contributes multidisciplinary expertise in
the fields of Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences and Medicine.
Through its dual mission of teaching and research, the FSTM seeks to generate and disseminate
knowledge and train new generations of responsible citizens, in order to better understand, explain
and advance society and environment we live in.

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Faculty Departments Campus sites

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Disciplines Study programmes Official languages

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Students Countries International students

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 Why study
Excellent physics training: join our university!

Physics? Studying physics at the University of Luxembourg offers many advantages:

INDIVIDUAL MENTORING/COACHING
As a Bachelor or Master student here, you attend inspiring lectures in small classes and perform captivating
experiments in small groups. An excellent professor-to-student ratio in physics allows you to have close contact with
our internationally renowned professors.

OPPORTUNITIES TO CONDUCT RESEARCH IN INDUSTRY

Thanks to strong links with industry, you have great opportunities to get involved in projects directly sponsored by
companies. Recent participating companies include IEE, Ceratizit, Goodyear and Husky in Luxembourg and some
international companies such as Avancis, Bosch, Flisom, IBM, IMRA, Manz, TDK, Toyota and Umicore.

DISTINGUISHED JOINT-DEGREE PROGRAMMES

If you speak English and German or French, you can choose to participate in a joint-degree programme with our partner
universities in Germany (Saarland University) or France (Université de Lorraine or Université Grenoble Alpes). You will be
awarded a joint Bachelor or Master degree certificate from the participating universities. Even if you are not enrolled
in a joint-degree Bachelor programme, you can go for a mobility semester, spending half of an academic year almost
anywhere in the world.

OUTSTANDING STUDY AND RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT

During your studies, you are surrounded by professors, researchers, and students from many different countries, who are
willing to discuss your new ideas. For your research activities, we provide you with world-class facilities. Furthermore, our
research groups are carrying out world-leading research in a wide range of fields (see page 17). You will enjoy a pleasant
and multicultural study experience here!
Luxembourg needs physicists!
PHYSICS IS EVERYWHERE
Physics helps you to better understand how the universe and the world around you work. Physics leads to breakthrough
technologies like smartphones and to great discoveries such as black holes. Studying physics enables you to develop
analytical and problem solving skills. These skills are highly demanded in scientific research and in other popular sectors
such as finance and banking, consultancy and industry. Moreover, in Luxembourg, physics graduates have excellent
opportunities to become science teachers in an unusually well-resourced education system.

COMPLETE TRAINING OFFER

The Department of Physics and Materials Science (DPhyMS) at the University of Luxembourg offers study programmes
in physics at all levels. You can pursue a Bachelor, a Master, or a doctoral degree with many possible specialisations. The
uniqueness of our Bachelor and Master programmes is that students are able to focus on research. In particular, the
sixth semester of the Bachelor programme and the second year of the Master programme are entirely dedicated to
your thesis, which allows you to engage in-depth with modern research. Besides, no tuition fees are charged for studying
physics at the University of Luxembourg.

MANY OPPORTUNITIES
According to a recent internal survey, our physics graduates are currently working at schools, universities, research
institutes, banks and companies in Luxembourg and around the world.

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 Our study programmes

Overview

BACHELORS (3 years)

180 ECTS 180 ECTS

Bachelor in Bachelor Saar-Lor-lux

Physics in Physics

MASTERS (2 years) DOCTORAL EDUCATION

Research
120 ECTS 120 ECTS
+ 20 ECTS

Master of Science Master Saar-Lor-Lux- Gre Doctoral Programme

in Physics in Physics in Physics and Materials
Science

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 180 ECTS
Bachelor in Physics
PROGRAMME

This Bachelor programme allows students to gain Courses ECTS Semester 4

knowledge about the main areas of physics. It PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
Semester 1 Chemistry 2
familiarises them with the necessary mathematical
tools and allows for specialisation via a wide range of • Duration: 3 year full-time programme/ Analysis for applications 5 Advanced lab course 8
elective courses. 6 semesters (180 ECTS), including 1 mobility Experimental physics: mechanics, oscillations and 5 Programming 3
semester in a foreign country waves
Theoretical physics: quantum mechanics 6
Experimental physics: thermodynamics 3
• Languages: English (75%) & French (25%) Options
Linear algebra 5
Analyse 2
STRENGTHS • Registration fees: Mathematical methods 6
Analyse numérique pour ingénieurs et physiciens 4
• Combination of lectures and current research - 400€/semester (1 & 2) TP Physique 4 Data science and machine learning in physics 3
- 200€/semester (3 to 6) Options
• Broad range of elective courses (computer science, Didactics for physics 3
didactics, astronomy, geophysics...) • Application period: Introduction à l’astronomie et à la géodésie 2
Introduction to geophysics: learning to think like a scientist 2

• Studies abroad in semester 3, 4, or 5 are possible > For EU students: February - August Programming for physics 4
Logiciels mathématiques 3
> For non-EU students: February - April Total required 30 Probabilités et statistiques 3

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Schreibwerkstatt bilingual - Atelier d’écriture bilingue F/D 2

Semester 2 Total required 30

• Luxembourgish secondary school diploma or foreign
diploma recognised as equivalent by the Luxembourg Analyse et applications 6
Ministry of Education Experimental physics: electromagnetism 5
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Semester 5
• Languages: B2 in English and B1 in French Experimental physics: optics 3
Condensed matter physics 6
Linear algebra 4
CONTACT Continuum mechanics 4
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Mathematical methods 2
Literature seminar 5
[email protected] Theoretical physics: mechanics 6
• Master in Physics or other natural sciences Particle physics 4
CAMPUS Options
Theoretical physics: statistical physics 8
Limpertsberg Introduction to geophysics: learning to think like a scientist 2
Options
Logiciels mathématiques 3
Défis mathématiques par approches élémentaires 3
Total required 30 Introduction à l’astronomie et à la géodésie 2
Physics didactics 3
bphy.uni.lu
Semester 3 Total required 30
Chemistry 2
Experimental physics: modern physics 6
Semester 6
Mathematical methods 4
Bahelor thesis 27
“The programme is highly diversified, giving a solid foundation in experimental TP Physique 4
Bachelor seminar 3
and theoretical physics. Since physics is an interesting but challenging field of Theoretical physics: electrodynamics and relativity 6
study, the great advantage here is the limited number of students in a course, Total 30
which makes it possible for students to ask whatever question at any time Options
and discuss it with the professor until everything is clear. Since the Universi- Analyse 12
ty is rather small, even the Bachelor students can talk with members of the Französisch 2
different research groups and get a glimpse at current research projects.”
Introduction à l’astronomie et à la géophysique 2
Lena Merges, graduate
Physics didactics 3

Probabilités et statistiques 5

Programming for physics 4

Techniques de présentation français-allemand 2

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 180 ECTS
Bachelor Saar-Lor-Lux
in Physics PROGRAMME
In collaboration with:
This Bachelor is jointly offered by the universities Courses ECTS Semester 4 - Université du Luxembourg (campus
of Luxembourg, Lorraine and Saarland. It provides Limpertsberg)
Semester 1 - Université de Lorraine (campus Nancy)
a solid knowledge in experimental and theoretical
Lab course 8
physics in a multicultural and multilingual context. Chimie 6
Mathematics 6
German/French 3
Probability and statistics 2
Mathématiques 6
Programming 4
Physique 9
STRENGTHS Theoretical physics: quantum mechanics 6
Physique théorique 6
• Bachelor diploma from all three universities (1 year
st
Total 30
Elective courses 4
in Nancy, 2nd year in Luxembourg and 3rd year in Total required 30
Saarbrücken) PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
• Financial support from the Franco-German University Semester 2 - Université de Lorraine (campus Nancy)
(DFH/UFA): 300€/month
• Duration: 3 year full-time programme/ Semester 5 - Universität des Saarlandes (campus
6 semesters (180 ECTS) Calcul scientifique 3
Saarbrücken)
• Language courses are part of the programme Chimie 4
• Languages: French (40%), English (30%), Festkörperphysik 4
Electromagnétisme 6
German (30%) Lab course 9
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS German/French 3
Quantenphysik und Statistische Physik 8
• Luxembourgish secondary school diploma or foreign • Registration fees: to be paid every year at the Mathématiques 6
respective university Internship 5
diploma recognised as equivalent by the Luxembourg
Physique 8
Ministry of Education - Luxembourg: 400€ Elective courses 6
Total 30
• Languages: B2 in French and German. Skills will be Total required 32
• Application period: An information and
assessed in a personal phone interview enrollment day is organised in July in Nancy
> For EU students: February - August Semester 3 - Université du Luxembourg (campus
Semester 6 - Universität des Saarlandes (campus
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES > For non-EU students: February - April Limpertsberg)
Saarbrücken)
Lab course 4
• Master Saar-Lor-Lux-Gre in Physics Kern- und Elementarteilchenphysik 4
Mathematical methods 3
• Master in Physics or other natural sciences Bachelor thesis 12
Mathematics 6
Seminar 6
Modern physics 6
Elective courses 6
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Probability and statistics 3
Total required 28
Theoretical physics: electrodynamics and 6
CONTACT relativity
[email protected] Elective courses 2
Total required 30
CAMPUS
Nancy, Luxembourg and
Saarbrücken

bphy.uni.lu

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 120 ECTS
Master of Science in Physics
PROGRAMME

This Master enables students to acquire a solid and Courses ECTS

broad education in physics with emphasis on the re-
Semester 1
search areas explored at the university of Luxembourg:
quantum science and technology, photovoltaics, spec- Advanced experimental and theoretical 3
troscopy and functional materials, soft and living matter, laboratory classes
statistical physics and machine learning. The first year Advanced materials characterization 2
consists of lectures and laboratory work while the sec- techniques
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
ond year is entirely devoted to a research projet carried Classical and quantum information theory 4
out in one of our research group, at the Luxembourg In- • Duration: 2 year full-time programme/
stitute of Science and Technology (LIST), or in a partner Classical and quantum transport 4
4 semesters (120 ECTS)
company. Computational methods 4
• Language: English Colloids and liquid crystals 4
Laser physics 4
STRENGTHS • Registration fees: 200€/semester
Solid state physics 6
• Individual coaching and courses taught in small groups • Application period: Elective courses
• Internationally renowned professors > For EU students: February - July
111 Lernen und schulisches Lernen 4
> For non-EU students: February - April
• Full scope from soft matter to solid-state physics Academic English 3
• Collaboration with industry Discrete-time stochastic processes 6

• Involvement in current research activities (two Physics didactics 3

semesters of research) Total required 33
• Strong links with the Luxembourg Institute of Science ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
and Technology (LIST)
Semester 2
CONTACT
Advanced experimental and theoretical 3
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS [email protected] laboratory classes
• Bachelor degree in physics or related field Ferroelectrics and multiferroics 4
CAMPUS
• Language: B2 in English Introduction to general relativity 4
Belval and Limpertsberg
Literature seminar 2
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Nonequilibrium soft and active matter 4
• PhD in physics Physics of living matter 4 Semester 3
• Positions in all industrial sectors (electronics,
mphy.uni.lu Semiconductor and solar cells 4 Research project 30
automotive, aerospace, banking, biomedical, etc.) Elective courses Total 30
Advanced engineering materials 4
“The Master gives me a chance to deepen my knowledge in condensed matter
Communicating science 3
and materials physics. I chose to apply for this programme because I like its Semester 4
attractive curriculum and system of study. To me, the study environment here Didactics for physics 3
Research project 30
is inspiring, creative and friendly. I appreciate, in particular, the wide range of Knowledge discovery and data mining 5
research topics and the freedom to participate in any of research projects. Total 30
Partial differential equations 8
I also really enjoy being exposed to the cultures, history, and languages in
Luxembourg. In summary, this Master has met all my initial expectations, Principles of software development 5
strongly enriched my perspectives, and will surely help me in my future career.” Total required 27
Sergi Batlle Porro, graduate

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 120 ECTS
Master Saar-Lor-Lux-Gre
in Physics PROGRAMME
In collaboration with:
This Master is developed in partnership with the Université de Lorraine Universität des Saarlandes Université de Grenoble Alpes
Universities of Luxembourg, Lorraine, Saarland and
Year 1 Year 1 Year 1
Grenoble Alpes. It enables students to acquire a solid
and broad education in physics in a multicultural and Initiation à la recherche Allgemeine Relativitätstheorie Advanced data analysis
multilingual context. Students do their 1st year of the Outils numériques et modélisation Computational Molecular Biophysics Dynamic systems, chaos and applications
Master in one of the 4 universities and the 2nd year Physique atomique et moléculaire Computerphysik English
aborad at one of the other partner universities.
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE Physique de la matière condensée Einführung in die experimentelle Methoden Fields and fluids
der Bio- und Oberflächenphysik
Physique des plasmas General relativity and cosmology
• Duration: 2 year full-time programme/ Einführung in die konforme Invarianz
4 semesters (120 ECTS) Physique expérimentale Imaging and microscopy
Einführung in die Kosmologie
Physique quantique Magnetism and nanosciences
STRENGTHS • Language: English/French or English/German Physique statistique
Einführung in die
Matter radiation interaction
Quanteninformationsverarbeitung
• Double diploma from University of Luxembourg and • Registration fees: to be paid every year at the Physique théorique
Elektronenmikroskopie
Nanophysics with local probes
Lorraine, Saarland or Grenoble Alpes respective university Projets tutorés Nuclear physics and particles
Experimental quantum optics and quantum
• Focus on condensed matter physics and materials - Luxembourg: 400€ Recherche bibliographique communication Occupational integration
physics at the University of Luxembourg Experimentelle und statistische Biologische
• Application period: Théorie des champs
Physik
Optical: imaging and microscopy
• Language courses are part of the programme > For EU students: February - July Optics: lasers and spectroscopy
Image Processing and Computer Vision
• Multicultural and multilingual aspects > For non-EU students: February - April Year 2 Quantum mechanics and atomic physics
Kapillarität und Benetzungsphänomene
Specialisation: Matière condensée et Quantum relativistic mechanics
Nanophysique Materie in elektromagnetischen Feldern
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Moderne Optik
Semiconductors
Grands instruments
Solid state physics, magnetism and
• Bachelor degree in physics or related field Interaction rayonnement-matière Nanobiomaterialien semiconductors
• Languages: B2 in English/French or English/German Magnétisme et nanomagnétisme Nanomechanik Statistical physics
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Méthodes numériques en matière condensée Nanostrukturphysik Structure and stellar evolution
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Physique du solide avancé Nichtlineare Dynamik und Strukturbildung Waves and dynamics of the earth

• PhD in physics CONTACT Relation structure-propriétés des matériaux Partielle Differentialgleichungen

[email protected] Séminaire communication scientifique Quantentheorie des Lichts Year 2
• Positions in all industrial sectors (electronics,
automotive, aerospace, banking, biomedical, etc.) Semi-conducteurs et composants quantiques Quantum Optics with Ultracold Atoms Complex fluids
CAMPUS
Surfaces, interfaces et nano-objets Rheologie und Fundamentals of structural biology
Luxembourg, Nancy, Strömungsdynamik komplexer Flüssigkeiten
Techniques expérimentales en nanosciences Large scale facilities
Saarbrücken or Grenoble Stochastic Processes
Nano-pores and membranes technologies
Specialisation: Sciences de la fusion et des
plasmas Technische und Moderne Optik
Numerical methods
Chauffage Teilchenfallen und Laserkühlung
Out-of-equilibrium statistical physics
mphy.uni.lu Diagnostiques Theoretische Biophysik
Physics of biological systems
Fusion par confinement magnétique Theoretische Physik für Quantentechnologien
Research project and professional integration
“Living and learning in a highly international environment allows the students Interactions plasma/paroi Programmierung
Soft matter
to build up cultural competence and opens many opportunities in our border Magnéto-hydrodynamique
Internship
region. The programme gives us the possibility to choose a curriculum and Modélisation et méthodes numériques Year 2
university, which fit most with our respective interests. Moreover, highly Seminar
Physique et technologie des plasmas
motivated teaching staff and state of the art labs provide a motivating
Physique et technologie des plasmas de Laborprojekt
learning experience up to the current state of research in various fields.”
décharge Master-Arbeit
Tobias Fischbach, graduate
Physique et technologie des plasmas de
fusion magnétique
Travaux pratiques
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Turbulence et transport
 Doctoral Programme in Physics
and Materials Science
In collaboration with:
This programme offers a research oriented doctorate
at an internationally leading level. The aim of the re-
search is to understand the fundamentals and applica-
tions of materials physics and science. The training is
based on personal supervision and on specialised and
transferable skills courses.

PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
STRENGTHS
• Duration: 36 to 48 months
• Close and personal supervision by internationally
leading scientists • Language: English
• Immediate integration into research groups • Disciplinary and transferable skills
and projects courses (20 ECTS)
• Work contract at the University or at LIST,
competitive salary • Registration fees: 200€/semester
• Benefits from the integration into the Doctoral School • Number of doctoral candidates: 113
in Science and Engineering (DSSE)
• Broad offer of disciplinary, interdisciplinary
and transferable skills training
• State of the art laboratories and computer equipment
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS CONTACT

• Master’s degree in Physics, Chemistry, Materials [email protected]
Science or equivalent
CAMPUS
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Limpertsberg and Belval
• Post-doctoral research
• Positions in industry in Luxembourg or in Europe
• Positions in public administration dppm.uni.lu

“The doctoral school was very helpful in guiding me towards improving both
my technical and personal skills. I managed to enrich my technical skills by
attending different conferences, workshops and courses. In addition, my
participation in different leadership, language and management skills’ courses
paved the way to strengthen my personal skills. The doctoral school played
an important role in developing my future career path. The results of that can
be observed at the end of my doctorate where I succeeded to start working
in the German industry immediately after finishing my thesis. The doctoral
school is a challenge full of opportunities.”
Hossam Elanzeery, graduate

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 Our department
Research areas
Department of Physics and Materials The department (DPhyMS) carries out research activities around
five thematic axes:

Science PHOTOVOLTAICS & SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

We investigate the physics of materials and quantum mechanical-
systems that are used in the conversion of renewable energy sources
like sun and wind. The research stretches from the fundamental un-
The Department of Physics and Materials Science (DPhyMS) has an excellent international reputation for its research derstanding to the development of devices. We are proud to com-
on a wide range of fundamental and applied topics. The joint efforts of experimental and theoretical physicists have bine exciting questions in fundamental physics with societal impact.
resulted in multiple breakthroughs published in top-level international journals and numerous prestigious EU, ERC and
FNR grants. Members of DPhyMS are involved in multipronged collaborations at national and international levels and
with industry (Goodyear, IEE, Janssen, Google). For instance, DPhyMS has already launched joint projects in the fields QUANTUM SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
of biophysics and complex living systems with LCSB to understand complex biological phenomena with modern physical This cluster is composed of theory groups and experimental
methods. DPhyMS has also a long-standing collaboration with the Materials Research and Technology department groups that jointly span a range of topics in quantum information
of LIST, which aims to establish a strong pole for materials research in Luxembourg. DPhyMS will also continue to science, many-body physics, statistical mechanics and machine
foster interdisciplinary research collaborations with other Departments and Faculties, as well as with industry, on topics learning, quantum chemistry, and light-matter interactions
related to machine learning, artificial intelligence and big data analytics. for the advancement of emergent quantum technologies.

SOFT & LIVING MATTER

This cluster studies the physics of partially ordered and responsive
materials, with structures often arising without external assistance
(self-assembly and self-organization), in living systems as well as in
inert materials. Our research comprises theoretical and experimental
approaches, addressing problems that range from curiosity-driven
fundamental research into why certain structures and peculiar be-
haviors arise in soft and living systems, to applied aspects where we
explore means to improve society and environment through under-
standing adaptive, responsive or otherwise smart active materials.

SPECTROSCOPY & FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS

This cluster targets the investigation of novel materials in order to

DPhyMS at a glance
unveil the fundamental processes that govern and determine the
properties of matter. The research groups employ a wide range of
cutting-edge spectroscopic techniques in order to understand,
design and control materials with important applications in future
technology. The experimental activity is accompanied by advanced
modeling of the fundamental phenomena to obtain a complete picture
MEMBERS of the functioning mechanisms of materials and related devices.
• 21 professors
• 14 research scientists ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• 120 post-docs and doctoral candidates STATISTICAL PHYSICS & MACHINE LEARNING
• 15 technical and administrative staff CONTACT This cluster uses and develops statistical physics and machine learning
to (i) design materials that can undergo dramatic and controllable
[email protected] changes in their properties (e.g. magnetic, optical, rheological), (ii)
FUNDING AND COLLABORATIONS develop new methodologies to accurately compute long range
• €30 million acquired in new research projects in 2020-2022 CAMPUS
intermolecular forces, (iii) understand collective behaviors in interacting
• 8 FNR ATTRACT fellows since 2010 Limpertsberg and Belval living systems (e.g. molecules, cells, animals, populations), (iv) design
• 4 ERC grant holders, including one Advanced efficient and reliable quantum and classical computing schemes.
• 3 ERC proof-of-concept grants and Luxembourg’s first EIC grant

PUBLICATIONS (2022) dphyms.uni.lu

• 150 peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals

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University of Luxembourg
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