UNIVERSITY OF LUXEMBOURG · LUXEMBOURG
Doctoral Programme in Molecular Biomedicine
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€1k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
PhD
Level
- 3-4 yearsDuration
- EnglishWorking Language
- €400 per semesterTuition Fee
- Focus on Molecular Biomedicine and Computational BiologySpecialization
- Personalized training programCurriculum Design
- Preparation for academic and non-academic careersCareer Development
This interdisciplinary doctoral program offers advanced training for life and health sciences researchers, with a focus on Molecular Biomedicine and Computational Biology. It connects with key research areas within the Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB), and other research institutes in Luxembourg. The program is designed for biologists, computer scientists, mathematicians, physicists, and medical students, providing tailored academic training to suit their specific needs and career development goals.
Careers
The program aims to prepare doctoral candidates for careers both within and outside academia by fostering a broad skill set. This includes developing research data interpretation skills, project management, leadership, and inclusiveness.
- Researcher
- Scientist
- Project Manager
- Academic positions
- Non-academic positions in industry
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Doctoral Programme in Molecular Biomedicine?
- You need a Master's degree or equivalent in natural sciences, bioinformatics, medicine, or veterinary medicine, with above-average academic results and proven dedication to scientific work. A background in Physics or Mathematics may also be considered based on motivation and research potential.
- How much are the tuition fees and what are the estimated living costs?
- Tuition fees are €400 per semester for all students. A minimum of €1,517 per month or €18,211 per academic year is recommended for living costs, with initial expenses around €2,700.
- What is the duration of the programme and what is the language of instruction?
- The doctoral programme typically lasts 3-4 years. The working language for the programme is English.
- How do I apply for the Doctoral Programme?
- Admission requires guaranteed funding for your studies. You should consult the general doctoral candidate admissions procedure on the university website and ensure you meet the academic requirements.
- Does the university offer scholarships for this programme?
- The university does not directly offer scholarships for this programme, but several external funding options are listed, including state support and grants from foundations and organizations like DAAD.
- What are the career prospects after completing this PhD?
- The programme prepares doctoral candidates for careers as Researchers or Scientists, both in academic positions and non-academic roles within industry, as well as for Project Manager positions.
Entry requirements
Master's degree or equivalentIn natural sciences, bioinformatics, medicine, or veterinary medicine.
Background in Physics or MathematicsConsidered based on motivation and potential for interdisciplinary research.
Applicants must demonstrate above-average academic results and a proven dedication to scientific work. Admission is contingent upon guaranteed funding for salary or fellowship.
Fees
Tuition (international)€400 per semester.
Tuition (home)€400 per semester.
LivingA minimum of €1,517 per month or €18,211 per academic year is recommended. Initial expenses upon arrival should be at least €2,700.
Tuition fees are the same for all students. Living costs are an estimate and can vary based on individual circumstances. Public transport is free.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the academic requirements (Master's degree or equivalent in relevant fields) and have demonstrated above-average academic performance and dedication to scientific work.
2. Secure FundingAdmission is only considered when funding for your salary or fellowship is guaranteed.
3. Consult Admission ProcedureRefer to the University of Luxembourg's doctoral candidate admission procedure for detailed steps and requirements.
4. Contact ProgrammeFor specific questions not related to the admission process, contact the programme administrator or coordinator.
Scholarships
State support – MengStudienVaries
Single Parent GrantVaries
BAföG – Bundes-Ausbildungsförderungs-GesetzVaries
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)Varies
Fondation Félix ChoméVaries
aide-sociale.frVaries
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Doctoral Programme in Molecular Biomedicine?
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You need a Master's degree or equivalent in natural sciences, bioinformatics, medicine, or veterinary medicine, with above-average academic results and proven dedication to scientific work. A background in Physics or Mathematics may also be considered based on motivation and research potential.
How much are the tuition fees and what are the estimated living costs?
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Tuition fees are €400 per semester for all students. A minimum of €1,517 per month or €18,211 per academic year is recommended for living costs, with initial expenses around €2,700.
What is the duration of the programme and what is the language of instruction?
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The doctoral programme typically lasts 3-4 years. The working language for the programme is English.
How do I apply for the Doctoral Programme?
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Admission requires guaranteed funding for your studies. You should consult the general doctoral candidate admissions procedure on the university website and ensure you meet the academic requirements.
Does the university offer scholarships for this programme?
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The university does not directly offer scholarships for this programme, but several external funding options are listed, including state support and grants from foundations and organizations like DAAD.
What are the career prospects after completing this PhD?
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The programme prepares doctoral candidates for careers as Researchers or Scientists, both in academic positions and non-academic roles within industry, as well as for Project Manager positions.