The Master in Photonics has a relationship with the Erasmus Mundus Master and Erasmus Mundus Doctorate Programme on Photonics Engineering, Nanophotonics and Biophotonics (Europhotonics). Please visit www.europhotonics.org to get all the details.

AT THIS MOMENT, STILL A FEW GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR EUROPEAN STUDENTS (Deadline 1st May 2010)

As you will see, the Europhotonics Master is a 120 ECTS (two-year) degree, where the first semester is in Marseille (France), the second semester is in Karlsruhe (Germany) and the third and fourth semesters can be in Barcelona, Marseille or Karlsruhe.
Every year, the European Union awards a number of scholarships to students for the Master, as well as for the Doctorate Programme (Master and Doctorate are independent from each other).