Physics - Master's Programme
Norwegian University of Science and Technology · Trondheim, Norway
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Trondheim, Norway · Accredited programme
Physics - Master's Programme (Master's Degree) is taught at Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim. It lasts 2 years · 120 ECTS. Taught in English.
Master in Physics – reveal the secrets of nature Do you want to dive deeper into physics and work independently on an exciting research project? With a Master of Physics at NTNU, you can specialize in fields you’re passionate about – from particle physics and astrophysics to biophysics or nanotechnology. You’ll learn to model, analyze, and solve advanced problems, using a combination of theoretical, numerical and experimental methods. What you’ll learn: Applying advanced methods to solve physics problems Combining knowledge from multiple disciplines Critically evaluating research methods and results Communicating physics to both specialists and the public Autonomy and self-reliance in developing your scientific competence – a most useful skill if you plan to continue with a PhD degree A Master of Physics degree makes you highly attractive on the job market, both in the private and public sectors: in research, technology, consultation, and education. Ready to reveal the secrets of nature and contribute to new discoveries? Check out Master of Physics at NTNU!
- Living costsNOK 17,700 a month in Trondheim, rent included
- kr 212,400
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Taught in English.
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How long is Physics - Master's Programme?
The official catalogue lists a duration of 2 years · 120 ECTS and 120 ECTS.
Which languages is Physics - Master's Programme taught in?
Taught in English.
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