Mobility Scheme
The International Master of Advanced Methods in Particle Physics (IMAPP) is a joint degree program (120 ECTS) between Clermont Auvergne University (UCA), TU Dortmund University (TUDO) and the University of Bologna (UNIBO).
By studying at three universities at the core of Europe, IMAPP offers a unique mobility experience.
In the first three semesters, the students will attend lectures and lab courses (approx. 30 ECTS per semester) while the final semester is dedicated to the preparation of the research thesis and the final exam (30 ECTS).
University of
Clermont
27-33 ECTS I semester – 1 year
6 ECTS → Theoretical PP
12 ECTS → Experimental PP
12 ECTS → Artificial Intelligence
University of
Dortmund
27-33 ECTS II semester – 1 year
6 ECTS → Theoretical PP
12 ECTS → Experimental PP
12 ECTS → Detector Technologies
University of
Bologna
30 ECTS I semester – 2 year
6 ECTS → Theoretical PP
12 ECTS → Experimental PP
12 ECTS → Computer Science
Internship chosen by students
30 ECTS world-wide labs and universities
The degree aligns its program with the job market needs, it offers:
- 36 credits in statistics and artificial intelligence, in the development of detectors and electronics, and computer science
- 36 credits are devoted to experimental techniques
- 18 credits are focused on the theoretical foundations
- 30 credits are reserved for the final research thesis