The RADMEP Master's program is a specialized course of study focusing on the critical area of radiation's impact on microelectronic and photonic technologies. This multidisciplinary program investigates the complex interactions between radiation and these essential components and systems. It is designed to equip students with a deep understanding of how radiation affects the performance and reliability of electronics and photonics, which are vital for future technological advancements in Europe.
The RADMEP program is a two-year Master's degree involving four partner institutions across three European countries. Students will study at different universities, gaining diverse perspectives and expertise.
Graduates of the RADMEP program are prepared for careers in high-tech industries and research institutions that deal with radiation-sensitive technologies. The skills acquired are in demand across various sectors.
Specific requirements may vary slightly between partner universities. Applicants are advised to check the detailed requirements for each institution they are applying to.
Tuition fees and scholarship details are managed through the central RADMEP application and Erasmus Mundus scholarship system.
This program is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree, ensuring a high standard of quality and international recognition.