Eligibillity

We are looking for brilliant minds trained in microelectronics, photonics and physics.

Academic prerequisites

• Applicants must hold a Bachelor of Science (or any nationally recognized first-cycle degree equivalent to 180 ECTS), preferably in microelectronics, photonics and physics.
• This condition must be fulfilled at the time of enrollment; however, applications are accepted from students in the final year of their degree.
• Applicants must possess a solid academic background in physics, photonics, semiconductor physics and microelectronics.

Administrative process

• Compliance with the application process calendar and deadlines.
• Application files must be authentic, complete, certified (scan of original document or certified translation), and translated into English where required.

Language requirements

• The tuition language is English.
• Students are expected to produce a Master Thesis in English.
• A strong command of written and oral English is required.
• Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency equivalent to CEFR level B2.
• English level will be assessed through test scores, the cover letter and the interview.

Admission criteria

• Joining RADMEP+ is an extremely competitive process.
• Only the best applicants will be selected.
• The method and criteria used to assess applications are detailed in the selection process.

Adequate financial resources

• Applicants must be aware of programme costs and living costs in host countries.
• Scholarships may cover most students, but self-funded students must provide proof of full financial support before enrollment.
• This guarantee ensures sufficient funds for the entire study period.
• Applicants must document their sources of income for visa purposes.

Equal access

• No discrimination based on nationality, gender, age, religion or health conditions.
• The programme supports equity for women in science, including those facing barriers such as childcare responsibilities.

Special needs support

• Support is available for students with long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments.
• Funding may cover assistance (third persons), workplace adaptation, or additional travel and transportation costs.
• This applies to all enrolled students, both scholarship holders and self-funded students.

Eligibility conditions

• Must be an enrolled student.
• Must have a certified long-term disability.
• The condition must require specific support to participate in the programme.
• Certification must be provided by a competent authority.

Application procedure

• Applicants must submit a supplementary statement describing required adaptations or services.
• A professional certificate (doctor, specialist, etc.) confirming the condition is mandatory.
• Applications are treated confidentially.
• Funding decisions are made by the host university and may not cover all costs but can cover a substantial part.

• Applicants admitted to the programme must confirm their admission via the Studyinfo portal.
• According to Finnish regulations, only one programme can be accepted per academic year.
• Applicants admitted to multiple Finnish programmes must choose carefully before confirming.
• More information is available at: JYU application guidelines