Compare 73 Masters of Science in Physics

Bar-Ilan University’s physics department was inaugurated in 1955 by a student of Albert Einstein. In recent years, it has invested great efforts in absorbing young, vibrant researchers who devote themselves to innovative projects. Specializations include nanotechnology, quantum physics, spintronics, bio-physics, quantum optics, statistical mechanics and more. In addition, the department plans on opening up an astrophysics specialty in the near future. Students, via warm and personalized mentoring, are trained not only for academic careers but also for placement in high-tech positions; theoretical studies go hand-in-hand with R&D training at the Bar-Ilan physics department.... [-]

This Master program is highly international, fully taught in English, and provides a multidisciplinary coverage of the field of optics and photonics.

We highly appreciate and strongly encourage applications from students who have obtained or are about to obtain a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification in Physics, Natural Sciences, or Engineering.

The invention of the laser in 1960 paved the way for a new research era in optics and photonics. With optics and photonics acting as enablers and catalysts, the invention of photonic technologies has far-reaching consequences, triggering a revolution in many fields of science, medicine, and technology.... [-]

Kalinga University has been conceptualized as a centre for academic excellence. The 30 acres wi-fi campus has been carefully designed to conform to world standards. The Academic Block is fully airconditioned and comprises of office spaces for faculty members, computer labs, regular classrooms with the latest audio-visual facilities and a well-equipped auditorium. The Students' Residential Blocks accommodate students and ensure that the students have world-class facilities from the spacious rooms provided with internet connectivity, recreational and reading rooms. The dining halls provide a range of hygienically prepared health cuisines to meet the demands of the students. Totally pollution free, the campus boasts of tree-lined walkways, spacious lawns, and playing fields etc. The University provides an ambience perfectly conducive to teaching, learning and research. The world-class infrastructure includes a modern auditorium, a well-stocked library, and computer centre functioning round-the-clock, executive dining hall/mess, canteen, banking and postal services.... [-]

The world from a different perspective

Applied physicists have a different view of the world around us. Physical phenomena turn into challenges, fascinating questions to investigate and analyze. But as an applied physicist you go one step further, by applying your knowledge of these phenomena in new technological developments. In many cases, these are ambitious projects, in which working in teams with people from other disciplines is a central factor.

The Master’s degree program in Applied Physics gives you the opportunity to get involved in physical phenomena, new technologies, and measurement methods. These are based on technical applications of physical principles in the most diverse disciplines. The course consists, to a large extent, of internships so that you will learn how to apply your technical and scientific knowledge in a research environment. The Applied Physics department opts for an integrated approach to teaching and research at an internationally competitive level.... [-]

Studies at this program with the specialization in Computer Modeling are designed to ensure master’s degree graduates with a strong basis to efficiently use the tools of mathematics, physics and computer science. The graduate will acquire the knowledge and skills in the area of modeling physical, technological, economical, biological and other processes. The competencies obtained during studies:

The focus of the master programme Astro and Particle Physics is put on a distinct quantitative approach as usual in physics, along with the acquisition of essential practical skills with respect to problem sets in the field of Astro and Particle Physics.

The Master Astro and Particle Physics is an international research-oriented two-year program established by the Kepler-Center. This programme connects science from the fields of particle physics, astrophysics, and cosmology and combines different disciplines in experimental and theoretical physics, astronomy, and astrophysics. The education will be in English throughout which prepares the students for the increasing internationalization in industry and modern society.... [-]

Photonics and quantum materials are among the most important areas of modern science and technology. Our MSc program provides world-class education and research in photonics, biophotonics and nanoelectronics – our students will be prepared to apply fundamental science and engineering approaches to higher-level research and industrial tasks.

The MSc program is 2 years long: the first year is to strengthen your theoretical background, and the second year is to focus on research. Students have the freedom to choose courses and extracurricular activities to shape their individual trajectory, acquire soft skills, and gain entrepreneurial skills to prepare for job placement.... [-]

Maria from Colombia studied AMASE from 2015-2017. She was in Spain and France. She says:Now I am a PhD student at University of Amsterdam. This job allows me to strengthen my skills as researcher within an industrial focus and that is something I find very valuable. The international experiences I got from AMASE had been of great use to help me adapting to this new country.

Mike from Canada studied from 2013-2015 in France and Germany, he says: If you have the will and drive to seize it, AMASE offers you the opportunity to seriously challenge and develop yourself in much more than academics. I recognized that chance and embraced it completely.

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Materials Physics is one of the four specialisation tracks of the Master’s Degree Programme in Physical and Chemical Sciences. The other tracks of the programme are Astronomy and Space Physics, Materials Chemistry, and Theoretical Physics.

In the Master´s Degree Programme in Materials Physics you will work in an active research group together with other students, post-docs and senior researchers on solving problems in e.g. energy efficiency and drug delivery. In addition to the theoretical basis of materials physics, you will also learn to use state-of-the-art research equipment with hands-on courses.... [-]

Our Advanced Physics MSc programme aims to equip you with key skills you need for employment in industry, public service or academic research.

Reflecting the research strengths and specialisms of Loughborough's Department of Physics, the Advanced Physics MSc programme combines compulsory modules in superconductivity and nanoscience with options that include quantum computing and solid state physics.

The aim of the Advanced Physics MSc is to equip you with key skills needed for employment in industry, public service or academic research. You will explore very diverse modules which will allow you to apply and communicate your knowledge of Materials Science via the development of an individual project essay, in which you will consider a particular aspect of physics and gain experience in conducting a piece of original applied research.... [-]

The programme is aimed for those who are interested in innovative engineering in research-intensive companies. The program provides interdisciplinary education covering engineering, physics, mathematics, physical oceanography and atmospheric physics bridging the gap between theoretical science and practical engineering.

Main specialisations

Physics and Mathematics; Oceanography and Meteorology

Specialisation in Physics and Mathematics

Studies cover topics required for engineers working in science-based industry: scientific computing, mathematical modelling, mechanics of continua, fluid dynamics, quantum mechanics. One can choose between a wide range of elective courses covering both theoretical and practical areas, e.g. applied mathematics, computer simulations, experimental solid state physics, turbulence, particle physics, photoelasticity etc.... [-]

Computation and physics are an integral part of modern society and science.

One cannot overstate the importance of scientific knowledge and computational engineering in the global information society and industrial economy, particularly as the systems we use to grow more and more complex.

Effective computational engineering allows for shorter design cycle times, better product quality and improved functionality. Knowledge of physics helps us appreciate, comprehend and interact better with the environment.

In this Master's Programme, you will acquire extensive knowledge either in technical physics, mathematics or computing and their application to the rapidly changing problems of industrial and economic life.... [-]

The goal of this program is to train professional physicists who have a broad overview of contemporary physics and are able to join research on their specialized fields.

This program is recommended to applicants who already have their BSc in physics and want to research physicists by deepening their knowledge.

This program enables students to have a broad background in the major fields of physics (atomic and molecular physics, condensed matter physics, nuclear physics, particle physics, statistical physics) and is specialized in selected areas (astrophysics, atomic and molecular physics, nuclear and heavy-ion physics, biophysics, condensed matter physics, computational physics, environmental physics, particle physics, statistical physics and complex system).... [-]

Do you want to learn more about this programme, visit our campus and meet current students and staff? Join us for the Master's Open Day on 16 November 2019!

The Master's programme for Physics and Astronomy at Radboud was awarded 'Top Programme' in the Netherlands five of the last seven years by Keuzegids Guide. In addition to our excellent reputation, Radboud is also home to a large array of state-of-the-art research facilites, including: the High Field Magnet Laboratory, and the FELIX laser laboratory Nanolab and neuroimaging facilites.... [-]