Doctoral Programme in Computational Sciences (Complex Systems Science) is a doctorate in Natural Sciences programme taught at Université du Luxembourg in Luxembourg, Luxembourg. The programme is delivered on campus. Tuition for international students is EUR 400 per semester (EUR 400 per semester for local students).
Listed under complex systems science within the Doctoral School in Science and Engineering, this programme centres on data and complex systems and on applying mathematical methods across several disciplines. Candidates combine knowledge of a particular application domain with computational and data science skills, which suits graduates in the exact and natural sciences, computing or engineering. The programme refers to connections with local industry that can lead to secondments during the doctorate. Work is carried out in English and generally lasts three to four years. Applications may be submitted at any time, with questions directed to the programme coordinator or administrators. Candidates follow the common doctoral framework of the university, including oversight by a thesis supervision committee and completion of a minimum number of training credits.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Master's degree or equivalent as defined by law in exact sciences, natural sciences, computer sciences or engineering sciences. CEFR B2 in the thesis language.