InternationalMasterinTurbulence

Home Thecompleteprogramcoversfoursemestersofstudies,startingin
the fall. One semester of fulltime studies equals 20 credit units
Background (European Credit Transfer System). The program comprises 94
ECTSforcourseworkand26ECTSforthefinalMasterthesiswork.
Historical
The Master Programwill begin in September of Year 1 and end in
Perspective
Programme JuneorSeptemberofYear2(dependingofthedurationofmaster
thesis). The overall goal of the coursework is to prepare students
Admission to step into almost any industrial or research environment with
Faculty
sufficient knowledge (computational and experimental) to be able
tobealmostimmediatelyproductive.
Practicals
FAQ Coursework:
Cost
Students are required to complete required recommended and
Gallery elective coursework each semester. Required courses are
MasterWorkshop TurbulenceTheory,ExperimentalTurbulence,TurbulenceModelling.
Almost all of the courses include laboratory work either
Campus
computerized or experimental. Special practice is done on
SocialLife
industrial fluid mechanics codes. Electives can be chosen from a
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Alumni machinery,acoustics,heattransfer...
For an overview of all courses, see course descriptions. Click
Contact coursenameinthetablebelowtogodirectlytothecorresponding
coursepage.
PhDOffers

Semester1 Semester2 Semester3

Compulsory

ComputationalFluid
TurbulenceTheory TurbulenceModelling
DynamicsLabs

Numerical Compressible
ExperimentalLabs
Methods Turbulence

Experimental
TurbulencePractices SignalProcessingLabs
Techniques

Mathematics IndustrialSeminars ExperimentalLabs

Mathematicsfor AdvancedSignal
FluidDynamics
turbulence Processing

Programming FrenchCulture FrenchCulture

 Language

LanguageCourses LanguageCourses LanguageCourses

Elective(3bysemester)

Wallturbulence Aeroacoustics

UnsteadySimulations
Stability&Chaos
(DNS/LES)

Turbulence&
Optimization&Control
Turbomachinery

TurbulentHear
LagrangianTurbulence
Transfer

TurbulentCombustion
TwoPhaseFlows
&Mixing

Semester4

MastersThesis