Program description
Physics
Gain advanced knowledge of modern physics with this master's degree program from Linnaeus University. Graduates of this program may pursue analytical roles in the science and technology along with postgraduate studies.Students will work closely with teachers and scientists involved in research projects, to develop their independent research skills, and knowledge of concepts and models in physics.The program is taught in English and has an international intake. Some of the courses may be studied from a distance.
Admission requirements
General entry requirements for second-cycle studies and specific entry requirements:
- Bachelor Degree in Physics of which at least 30 credits are in modern physics or the equivalent.
- English B/6 or the equivalent.
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Qualification
Graduates of this program will be awarded a Master of Science (120 credits) - Main field of study: Physics.
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About this institute
Linnaeus University
Linnaeus University is a modern, international university named after Carl Linnaeus – a world-renowned Swedish scientist who was born in the Småland region where the university is located. We offer a modern university, with the highest possible quality in education....
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