The Department of Mathematics and Physics (DMF) of the University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” opens a Master of Science (MSc) Program in Physics starting September 2020. Entirely offered in English, the MSc in Physics is strongly connected to the research activities performed at the DMF. The International MSc Programme in Physics delivered entirely in English, is designed to provide students with thorough and flexible training in the field of physical sciences and its technological applications, in an exciting and international research environment. It is also aimed to provide a solid cultural background in the various fields of modern physics, covering both theoretical and experimental aspects. Students may specialize in a particular sub-field, such as Nuclear and particle astrophysics, Atomic and molecular physics, Physics of complex systems, Environmental physics, and Aerospace physics, thus taking the right road to becoming a leader in their field of interest. The Physics graduate will have the academic qualification to participate in either fundamental or applied research at the international level. Alternatively, his professional profile allows him to enter into industrial sectors with high technological content, promoting and developing scientific innovation, also taking responsibility for projects and structures.

Physics is a fundamental science, which aims to discover the laws underlying natural phenomena that manifest themselves on all scales of length and time, from the cosmos to elementary particles. Characteristic of physics is the method of investigation based on a dialectical relationship between theory and experiment. In addition to preparing for scientific research - in universities or research institutions - the study of physics provides solid theoretical and experimental foundations, combined with analysis, modeling, and problem-solving skills.

In the MSc in Physics, we offer comprehensive knowledge. Those skills and subject groups such as Modern Physics, Optics, Laser Physics, Physics of Quantum Systems, and Atomic and Molecular Physics encompass the science of the main areas of Physics based on the bachelor’s level of Physics. Practical courses and seminars provide students with hands-on skills. The seminars and practical courses outnumber the number of lectures in the curriculum. This is a good reflection of our preference for learning methods based on active student participation. We encourage students' activity with homework, and self-project tasks, and we support cooperative learning methods. The subjects of Quantum Systems and Laser Physics are closely related to the important research areas of the Institute of Physics.

Explore the very building blocks of reality, investigating the fundamental particles that make up our universe. Operate at the forefront of technological innovation, and contribute scientific solutions to the known and unknown problems of the future. This MSc in Physics: High Energy Physics will allow you to explore the fascinating world of particle physics, searching for answers to some of the universe’s most intriguing and enduring mysteries.

The MSc Physics programme at Lincoln is designed to provide training in fundamental and applied physics. Students can develop broadly applicable problem-solving skills and produce a substantial research component. A choice of modules such as Materials Modelling, which uses specialist computational facilities to perform classical and quantum mechanical simulation of materials; and Advanced Instrumentation, which is designed to equip students to design and analyze complex experiments, aim to take students to the borders of current physics research occurring in our School and train them to work as professional physicists.

The MSc Applied Physics is a calendar year program intended for graduates of physical science and engineering. UL Physics works with companies such as Analog Devices, COOK Medical, Intel, Seagate and BorgWarner. This engagement advances science, develops new products and processes, and creates employment opportunities for our graduates.

The Master's degree Program in Physics is open to students with a solid background in physics who are eager to expand their knowledge and experience in a modern physics research environment. The goal of the Master of Physics is to train excellent researchers in the field of materials science, subatomic physics, isotope physics, or theoretical physics.

This course – delivered by our expert faculty – gives you a sound footing for further studies in this field. Our research lies at the forefront of fundamental physics, and this MSc allows you to explore modern experimental and theoretical particle physics.

The MSc Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics offers broad opportunities for future employment in research, development, predictive modeling and risk assessment, and informatics-related industry sectors. At UCD, this MSc program is developed in close connection with the Simulation Science and Computational Physics specialties, offering students robust training in computational methods on top of a solid theoretical and mathematical foundation.

The Physics master’s programme offers you a research intensive tailor-made study path on current topics in experimental and theoretical physics at an institute of international renown.

Explore, understand, and model physical reality using the most advanced mathematical, computational, experimental and observational techniques available. The Master of Physics thoroughly equips students with insight into the current status of physics research. Our physicists go on to rewrite our understanding of not only the natural world but also its interaction with society and industry.

With internationally awarded and acknowledged research groups at the forefront of Physics, SDU has one of the most versatile and dynamic academic environments to offer you a specialised education in the fields of Computational Physics, Particle Physics & Cosmology, Quantum Optics, and Soft Matter & Statistical Physics.

This course is for you if you’re interested in atomic, molecular and optical physics, as well as experimental particle physics. Our research lies at the forefront of fundamental physics, including: quantum information processing; top-rated particle physics experiments; the theoretical understanding of space, time and matter.

The master's programme in Engineering Physics bridges the gap between theoretical physics and practical engineering, seeking to develop future technology. Solving complex problems is an integral part of education, demanding in-depth knowledge of physics, as well as analytical and computational tools. Through specialisations, students become domain experts in one field of physics and go on to advanced industrial R&D positions or PhD studies.

Learn to use numerical and mathematical techniques to contribute scientific solutions to the known and unknown problems of the future, by studying the Computational physics profile of the Physics Master’s program at the Chalmers University of Technology. You will receive extensive training in modern physics, and learn to identify and apply relevant computational methods to investigate issues at the forefront of the field.