German (UdS), English (LTU, MUL, UNIPD), French (UL) and Spanish (UPC)
The languages depend on the chosen combination of universities.
International students: April
European students: May
1,500 EUR for EU students per semester
4,500 EUR for non-EU students per semester
The students must complete 120 ECTS during the two-year programme (60 ECTS per year).
Of the total credits, 15 ECTS points are reserved for transversal skills such as language learning, intercultural competence, sustainability, data science, entrepreneurship, etc.
In the first semester, at least 30 ECTS must be earned. At least 25 of these ECTS must come from the scientific and technical courses, which are divided into three modules:
M-I: Structure and Properties of Materials (at least 12 ECTS points)
M-II: Materials Characterisation (at least 5 ECTS points)
M-III: Materials Engineering and Processing Technologies (at least 5 ECTS points)
In the second semester, students choose one of five specialisation tracks, which will continue into the third semester:
Track 1: Advanced Metallic Materials
Track 2: Polymers and Composite Materials
Track 3: Smart Surfaces and Functional Materials
Track 4: Advanced Processing Technologies
Track 5: Nano/Biomaterials
From the 30 ECTS points in the second as well as in the third semester, 25 ECTS must come from technical courses, seminars and/or projects of the selected track.
The Master's thesis (30 ECTS) must be written in the six months of the fourth semester.
For more information, check our website: https://www.eusmat.net/international-studies/master/amase/about-amase/structure/.
First and second semesters: courses, seminars, transversal skills courses
Third semester: courses, seminars or project work, transversal skills courses
Fourth semester: Master's thesis
Voluntary internships can be integrated in the study programme and be awarded with 6 ECTS credits.
1,500 EUR for EU students per semester
4,500 EUR for non-EU students per semester
Included in the tuition fees
Erasmus+, Deutschlandstipendium
Academic admission requirements include a BSc or equivalent in the fields of materials science and engineering, physics, chemistry, or another engineering discipline.
Sufficient knowledge of the language of the first host university is required. See detailed information: https://www.eusmat.net/international-studies/master/amase/about-amase/amase-requirements/application-requirements/
At least some basic knowledge of the language of the second university is required.
International students: April
European students: May
Students can often work as student assistants in research projects.
For support in finding accommodation, please see the website: http://www.studentenwerk-saarland.de/en/Wohnen.
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