A masters is awarded to students who have completed postgraduate level study in a specific field of study or area of professional practice while demonstrating a high level of mastery during the process.
Applied physics is a further specialization of the science, with a focus on developing and expanding practical applications that affect technology, research and even society. Graduates may specialize in such industries such as microchips, semiconductors, satellites, fiber optics, aerospace, information technology, lasers and mobile telecommunications.
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The 2 years master program provides advanced theoretical and practical training in the field of computational physics, with emphasis on computer-based modeling and simulation of physical processes and phenomena. It is based on a modern curriculum merging advanced knowledge of classical physics, modern physics, computational physics with interdisciplinary applications and basics of modern programming. [+]
The structure of the degree program consists of advanced professional studies, elective courses, and Master’s Thesis. [+]
The course of studies in order to achieve the Master's Degree in Physics has two years of attendance, including the time needed for the preparation of the final examination. For the achievement of this Master's Degree it is necessary to acquire 120 CFU (university credits) by passing 10 exams in specific subjects and related characterizing the Study Programme ... [+]
Throughout the past century scientific research has been characterized by a progressive specialization and compartmentalization of knowledge, it being very difficult for a person to dominate more than one scientific field. Despite the success of this program based on a reductionist approach, the new scientific challenges require a broader vision and the establishment of synergies between research groups of different disciplines that allow to go beyond the traditional frontiers of knowledge. In particular, complex systems are characterized by the existence of emergent properties and collective behaviors generated by the interaction between a large number of elements. [+]
The Master's degree programme in Physics is composed of 4 curricula taught in English and 1 curriculum taught in Italian. The international curricula are: Materials Physics and Nanoscience; Theoretical Physics; Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics; Applied Physics. [+]
Fundamental training underpinned by practical tasks performed in research laboratories using cutting-edge equipment of the SPbU Research Park. [+]
An orientation semester to enhance students’ theoretical and practical skills in preparation for further training. [+]
The main emphasis in graduate education in the field of Applied Mechanics is on the readiness and ability to develop, elaborate and make practical use of modern computational and experimental approaches to solve technical problems. [+]
Unique in the country, the Faculty of Geology and Geophysics originates in three faculties geologically and geophysically organized after the Education Reform in 1948. Today the traditions of Romanian geology continue to a high level of scientific and didactic approach, on the background of modernization and permanent updating. [+]
Completing of the program will enable you to apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the industry and scientific research, successfully realize yourself in the field of optics, physics, modern material handling, welding, measuring technology, and communications. [+]
Led by internationally recognised research, this study programme focuses on the aspects of fundamental and applied physics, on the formation of new functional solid surfaces produced by physical vapour deposition high technologies, and many other exciting issues, starting with experimental research and ending with theoretical computer simulation. [+]
Mathematics and physics are complementary subjects and make a sensible combination to study at university. There are many examples of unexpected discoveries resulting from the interaction between the two disciplines. Ideas developed in particle physics have led to advances in topology - one of the purest branches of mathematics. Advances in the understanding of chaos provide another example. Ideas from the theory are being applied increasingly in the modeling of complex physical systems such as the atmosphere and lasers. [+]
