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This physics program offers five specialization tracks: Materials Physics and Nanoscience, Theoretical Physics, Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics, Applied Physics, and Didactics, History, and Epistemology of Physics. Each track provides a tailored curriculum, from advanced quantum mechanics and particle physics to condensed matter, medical applications, and science education. Students select from diverse electives and undertake hands-on internships or research activities. The program culminates in a thesis, enabling both academic and applied scientific training across multiple domains of physics.

Admission to this physics program requires a relevant undergraduate degree in physics or astronomy, or an equivalent foreign qualification evaluated for its alignment with core academic content in classical and modern physics, mathematics, and computing. Applicants without a directly related degree may still qualify if they have completed at least 90 credits across specified scientific disciplines including physics, mathematics, informatics, engineering, and chemistry. A B2 level of English proficiency is also required, to be demonstrated through recognized certificates, university transcripts, or an official test administered by the university. EU students typically pay around €1,200/year based on family income. Non-EU students usually pay a fixed fee of about €1,400/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.

This master's program specializes in solid state physics, focusing on the structure, electronic, magnetic, and optical properties of materials. Core topics include quantum mechanics, superconductivity, and mechanical behavior of solids. Students gain practical experience through laboratory courses, computer simulations, and thesis work. The curriculum offers flexible elective options in areas like semiconductor physics, many-body physics, thin film preparation, and low-temperature physics. The program prepares students for careers in research, materials science, and applied physics.

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.

This program with a specialization in Computer Modeling prepares graduates to use advanced tools in mathematics, physics, and computer science for modeling complex systems in science, technology, and business. Students gain skills in simulation, symbolic computation, data visualization, programming, and modern measurement systems. The program bridges disciplines and prepares graduates for careers in research, industry, IT, and finance—including roles like software developer, data analyst, or systems engineer—or further academic study at the PhD level.

To apply, candidates must hold a BSc in Physics, Applied Physics, or a related field such as mathematics, natural sciences, or technical studies, with a high GPA. Applicants from non-Physics or non-Technical backgrounds will be assessed by the Faculty’s Recruitment Commission based on their Diploma Supplement or academic transcript to ensure they have completed at least 60% of the required coursework in core and specialized subjects.