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This PhD program prepares researchers in high-energy particle physics and accelerator technologies, with strong emphasis on scientific data analysis, programming, and particle detector systems. Students gain a deep theoretical foundation, practical lab experience, and undertake independent research leading to a dissertation. The program includes specialized and elective courses in particle physics, cosmology, medical physics, and electronics. Graduates are equipped to work in research labs, including opportunities for long-term placements at international centers like CERN.

This PhD program is open to candidates with a master's degree or equivalent in natural sciences or engineering. It trains researchers in high-energy particle physics and accelerator technologies, focusing on advanced topics like detector systems, radiation safety, and computing for physics. Students complete coursework in areas such as cosmology, data science, and medical physics, alongside intensive research that culminates in a doctoral thesis. Graduates are prepared for careers in scientific institutions and laboratories, both locally and internationally.

This master's program focuses on nuclear and sub-nuclear physics, combining theoretical and experimental training in areas like nuclear reactions, particle physics, radiation interaction, and nuclear electronics. Students can choose from elective tracks in applied nuclear physics, sub-nuclear physics, and neutrino research. The curriculum includes advanced courses on particle accelerators, quantum theory, gamma spectroscopy, and detection methods. Practical work is emphasized through labs, seminars, and special practicals. The program culminates in a diploma thesis and comprehensive state examinations tailored to the chosen specialization.

To apply for this master's program, students must submit a legalized copy of their bachelor's degree diploma (or confirmation of ongoing studies), an official transcript of completed courses, a structured CV, a copy of their passport, two academic reference letters, a motivation letter, and a recognized English language certificate. All documents must be in English and confirm the applicant's academic qualifications and language proficiency.

Delivered in collaboration with a partner university abroad, this doctoral program is designed for individuals seeking to explore the fundamental laws of nature and contribute to cutting-edge scientific discoveries. It provides in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical skills in condensed matter physics, radiation-matter interaction, and optical spectroscopy.

Core coursework covers selected topics in condensed matter physics and the interaction of radiation with matter, providing essential grounding in the field. Students can deepen their focus through alternative modules addressing determined chaos theory, physical processes in radiation and vacuum technologies, and surface physics and chemistry, or further individualize their studies through elective modules covering emission phenomena in surface analysis methods, materials for organic optoelectronics, and the mathematical foundations of engineering experiment theory.

Alongside these subject-specific modules, students build core research competencies through a dedicated set of skills modules, including academic and technical research writing, design thinking in research, digital tools for research writing and publication, research data management, research ethics, grant management for research projects, science communication for public audiences, and systematic literature review methods.

Applicants must hold a master's degree or an equivalent higher education qualification, and must also hold a bachelor's degree and diploma supplement. Applicants must submit a research proposal on their selected topic as part of the application.

Admission is based on a weighted competition score combining the weighted grade point average from the applicant's bachelor's diploma supplement (10%) and master's diploma supplement (25%), together accounting for 35% of the score, along with the applicant's research experience (30%) and a motivation interview (35%). Applicants must reach a minimum competitive score of 7.0 to be admitted. As part of the broader application process, applicants are generally expected to submit materials such as a completed application specifying their preferred research topic, a CV, two letters of recommendation from researchers in the relevant field, evidence of prior scientific publications or an original research paper where publications are not available, a copy of a valid passport or identity document, and proof of payment of the application fee, and all applicants are required to attend an interview with the doctoral admissions committee.

This master's program centers on the physical processes and structure of the Earth, offering advanced training in geophysics. Core topics include seismic waves, gravity and magnetic fields, tectonophysics, and numerical modeling. Students explore mathematical and computational methods, geophysical measurements, and Earth's interior through both coursework and field excursions. Elective options allow specialization in areas like paleomagnetism, seismic exploration, ionosphere physics, and nuclear geophysics. The program includes seminars and a master’s thesis, preparing graduates for research and applied roles in geophysics and Earth sciences.

To apply for this master's program, students must submit a legalized copy of their bachelor's degree diploma (or confirmation of ongoing studies), an official transcript of completed courses, a structured CV, a copy of their passport, two academic reference letters, a motivation letter, and a recognized English language certificate. All documents must be in English and confirm the applicant's academic qualifications and language proficiency.