Overview
Joint European Master in Space Science and Technology
The main objective of the Course is to combine the great diversity of space expertise at six European universities and two Third-Country universities to a common platform of competence within the guidelines of the Bologna process. The educational cooperation is supported by scientific and industrial organisations, thus providing direct contacts with professional research and industry.
Another objective is to give the students cross-disciplinary extension from laboratory and computer simulation environments to hands-on work with stratospheric balloons, rockets, satellite and radar control, robotics, sensor data fusion, automatic control and multi-body dynamics.
The Course brings together students from around the world to share their existing competence in space science and technology and to develop it with Europe's space industry and research community. The added value of the SpaceMaster Course compared with other Courses in the same field can be summarised as:
- structured cooperation between the academic institutions and industry
- education influenced by current advances in research
- increased intercultural understanding and integration
- structured cooperation between the universities via the use of the ECTS grading system, combining together different educational models
- exchange of experience for both the academic and administrative staff
- a wide range of specializations improves career prospects of students.
Consortium of Universities responsible for the SpaceMaster Course:
Luleå University of Technology (LTU), Kiruna, Sweden (Coordinating University)
Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg (JMUW), Germany
Cranfield University (CU), United Kingdom
Czech Technical University (CTU), Prague, Czech Republic
Aalto University, School of Science and Technology (TKK), Helsinki, Finland
Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse III (UPS), France
University of Tokyo (Todai), Japan
Utah State University (USU), Logan, U.S.A.
Course Structure
The Course has a common first year for all students. 1st semester takes place at JMUW, Würzburg, Germany, 2nd semester takes place at LTU, Kiruna Space Campus, Sweden. During the 3rd semester the students are distributed among the six European universities. The students select the track of specialization for the 3rd and 4th semesters when they apply. The distribution for the 3rd and 4th semesters is finalized in the middle of the 2nd semester. During the 4th semester the students perform their Master thesis projects in six European universities and two Third-Country universities.
The language of instruction is mainly English.
Degrees Awarded
The Master Degree is achieved after successful accomplishment of 120 ECTS. The student who fulfil the requirements for the Master Degree receive a double Master Diploma, i.e. a Diploma certificate from Luleå University of Technology and a Diploma certificate from the second European partner university.
Erasmus Mundus Scholarships
Erasmus Mundus scholarships will be awarded to students and scholars for each of the five Rounds of SpaceMaster beginning 2010-2014. The scholarships are available for EU and non-EU students. The number of scholarships for each Round will be defined by the EU Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA).
EM scholarship amount for non-EU students* is 24000 EUR /year
*students who come from a country other than an EU Member State, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway and who are not residents nor have carried out their main activity (studies, training or work) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in one of these countries
EM scholarship amount for EU students** is 11500 EUR /year
**includes Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway
Documents
You must submit the following documents once you have completed your online application:
1.Cover sheet
2.Certificates and diplomas from your previous education (stamped and signed copies)
3.Transcripts of completed courses and academic grades (stamped and signed copies)
Please note: If your degree was awarded in Cameroon, Canada, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Sudan or the USA, your transcript of record must be sent directly from your university. If you include it in this information packet, it will not be accepted.
In addition, certain countries have specific documentation requirements. If you received your degree from Bangladesh, Cameroon, China, France, Germany, India, Nigeria, Nepal, Pakistan, the Phillipines or the United States, you should follow this link in order to see what your special requirements are:
Link to Country specific documentation requirements (via www.studera.nu)
4.Proof of English language skills
Please note: There are different requirements for EU and non-EU students (see Eligibility page). All TOEFL tests must be sent straight from the Educational Testing Service (ETS) and reach University Studies in Sweden by the deadline for submitting documents. The institution code is Sweden 9520 and this must be stated.
5.A copy of the page in your passport with your personal data and photograph or some other document of identification (stamped and signed copies)
6.Curriculum Vitae including academic studies and professional experience
7.Recommendation letters in English from two senior experts in your field of studies (stamped and signed copies)
8.Compulsory Questionnaire Form, including Application for scholarship and Preferences for the Home University during the second year of SpaceMaster (pdf).
Copies and scanned documents supporting your application must be stamped and signed by the issuing institution, or a notary public. If this is not done, your application will not be processed. Documents should be in the original language, and in officially certified translations into Swedish, English, French or German, if the original documents are in a language other than these or the Scandinavian languages.
Sort the documents in the same order as stated in this list and send them in one envelope to:
University Studies in Sweden
FE1
SE-833 83 Stroemsund
SWEDEN
Contact Information
For more information contact Mrs. Anette Snällfot-Brändström via e-mail: anesna@ltu.se .
Source: http://spacemaster.eu/
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
Joint European Master in Space Science and Technology
The main objective of the Course is to combine the great diversity of space expertise at six European universities and two Third-Country universities to a common platform of competence within the guidelines of the Bologna process. The educational cooperation is supported by scientific and industrial organisations, thus providing direct contacts with professional research and industry.
Another objective is to give the students cross-disciplinary extension from laboratory and computer simulation environments to hands-on work with stratospheric balloons, rockets, satellite and radar control, robotics, sensor data fusion, automatic control and multi-body dynamics.
The Course brings together students from around the world to share their existing competence in space science and technology and to develop it with Europe's space industry and research community. The added value of the SpaceMaster Course compared with other Courses in the same field can be summarised as:
- structured cooperation between the academic institutions and industry
- education influenced by current advances in research
- increased intercultural understanding and integration
- structured cooperation between the universities via the use of the ECTS grading system, combining together different educational models
- exchange of experience for both the academic and administrative staff
- a wide range of specializations improves career prospects of students.
Consortium of Universities responsible for the SpaceMaster Course:
Luleå University of Technology (LTU), Kiruna, Sweden (Coordinating University)
Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg (JMUW), Germany
Cranfield University (CU), United Kingdom
Czech Technical University (CTU), Prague, Czech Republic
Aalto University, School of Science and Technology (TKK), Helsinki, Finland
Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse III (UPS), France
University of Tokyo (Todai), Japan
Utah State University (USU), Logan, U.S.A.
Course Structure
The Course has a common first year for all students. 1st semester takes place at JMUW, Würzburg, Germany, 2nd semester takes place at LTU, Kiruna Space Campus, Sweden. During the 3rd semester the students are distributed among the six European universities. The students select the track of specialization for the 3rd and 4th semesters when they apply. The distribution for the 3rd and 4th semesters is finalized in the middle of the 2nd semester. During the 4th semester the students perform their Master thesis projects in six European universities and two Third-Country universities.
The language of instruction is mainly English.
Degrees Awarded
The Master Degree is achieved after successful accomplishment of 120 ECTS. The student who fulfil the requirements for the Master Degree receive a double Master Diploma, i.e. a Diploma certificate from Luleå University of Technology and a Diploma certificate from the second European partner university.
Erasmus Mundus Scholarships
Erasmus Mundus scholarships will be awarded to students and scholars for each of the five Rounds of SpaceMaster beginning 2010-2014. The scholarships are available for EU and non-EU students. The number of scholarships for each Round will be defined by the EU Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA).
EM scholarship amount for non-EU students* is 24000 EUR /year
*students who come from a country other than an EU Member State, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway and who are not residents nor have carried out their main activity (studies, training or work) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in one of these countries
EM scholarship amount for EU students** is 11500 EUR /year
**includes Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway
Documents
You must submit the following documents once you have completed your online application:
1.Cover sheet
2.Certificates and diplomas from your previous education (stamped and signed copies)
3.Transcripts of completed courses and academic grades (stamped and signed copies)
Please note: If your degree was awarded in Cameroon, Canada, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Sudan or the USA, your transcript of record must be sent directly from your university. If you include it in this information packet, it will not be accepted.
In addition, certain countries have specific documentation requirements. If you received your degree from Bangladesh, Cameroon, China, France, Germany, India, Nigeria, Nepal, Pakistan, the Phillipines or the United States, you should follow this link in order to see what your special requirements are:
Link to Country specific documentation requirements (via www.studera.nu)
4.Proof of English language skills
Please note: There are different requirements for EU and non-EU students (see Eligibility page). All TOEFL tests must be sent straight from the Educational Testing Service (ETS) and reach University Studies in Sweden by the deadline for submitting documents. The institution code is Sweden 9520 and this must be stated.
5.A copy of the page in your passport with your personal data and photograph or some other document of identification (stamped and signed copies)
6.Curriculum Vitae including academic studies and professional experience
7.Recommendation letters in English from two senior experts in your field of studies (stamped and signed copies)
8.Compulsory Questionnaire Form, including Application for scholarship and Preferences for the Home University during the second year of SpaceMaster (pdf).
Copies and scanned documents supporting your application must be stamped and signed by the issuing institution, or a notary public. If this is not done, your application will not be processed. Documents should be in the original language, and in officially certified translations into Swedish, English, French or German, if the original documents are in a language other than these or the Scandinavian languages.
Sort the documents in the same order as stated in this list and send them in one envelope to:
University Studies in Sweden
FE1
SE-833 83 Stroemsund
SWEDEN
Contact Information
For more information contact Mrs. Anette Snällfot-Brändström via e-mail: anesna@ltu.se .
Source: http://spacemaster.eu/
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
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