586 Master's in Physics in Europe

The Faculty of Physics at Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich offers a four-semester Master of Science degree program in Physics. Studies can be started both in the winter and summer semester.

Physics of Condensed Matter and Materials from Charles University is devoted to experimental and theoretical study of properties of condensed systems, their microphysical interpretation and possible applications, in particular with respect to the current development of materials research. 

Atmospheric Physics, Meteorology and Climatology from Charles University leads students to acquire knowledge and skills in the field of atmospheric properties and the related processes. Within the framework of Charles University, this program is unique in its comprehensive view of the Earth's atmosphere as a dynamical system of in a broad interdisciplinary context.

The Quantum Science and Engineering at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne is bringing a new paradigm shift in the way we treat data, communicate, measure and compute.

If you have a sense of wonder at our place in the Universe and how planets, stars and galaxies came to be then this Astrophysics programme from University of Leeds is for you!

At Physics of Advanced Materials and Nanostructures from University of Bucharest the Faculty of Physics of the University of Bucharest has been and still is capable of offering a superior qualification to its graduates, who often become physicians, researchers, professors in laboratories, in schools and in prestigious universities in the country and abroad.

Students in the Physics - Component in the Master of Education from Heidelberg University focus on natural processes that are accessible to experimental exploration, measurement, and mathematical representation, and which are subject to universal laws.

With the Physics programme at the University of Strathclyde you can study an MPhil or an MRes over one year.

Experience the forefront of quantum innovation with the University of Burgundy's master's program in Quantum Technologies and Engineering.

The Department of Physics at the University of Crete organizes an annual postgraduate program lasting one year, which leads to the acquisition of a Postgraduate Diploma of Specialization in Advanced Physics. 

The Photonics for Security Reliability and Safety program at University of Eastern Finland aims to train highly skilled experts in Photonics and Artificial Intelligence. These adept professionals will play a pivotal role in advancing the next generation of intelligent systems based on photonics.

The M.Sc. in Physics - Mathematical Physics from Uppsala University covers topics beyond planet Earth. You study electromagnetic environments of solar-system planets, exoplanet characterisation, stars and their atmospheres, their winds and evolution.

The Applied Physics course at the University of Strathclyde is a vocational course for anyone with a background in the physical sciences or engineering. 

The Physics programme offered by University of Glasgow is for graduates in subjects other than physics who wish to gain degree-level knowledge and expertise in physics.  

The master's degree Astrophysics, Particle Physics and Cosmology of the University of Barcelona is intended for holders of bachelor's degrees and equivalent undergraduate degrees (particularly in physics), engineers and technical engineers who wish to pursue a specialization in one of the following branches of knowledge: astrophysics and space sciences; atomic, nuclear and particle physics; or gravitation and cosmology. The duration and specific content will depend on each applicant's previous studies.

The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Photonic and Electronic Systems at University of Cambridge offers a four-year Photonic and Electronic Systems MRes + PhD (1+3) course in collaboration with University College London (UCL). 

The Master’s programme in Physics from Umea University gives you the opportunity to acquire wider and deeper knowledge and abilities within one or several subareas in physics. You are free to choose courses according to your own interests and ambitions, but we also offer three special profiles: Computational Physics, Advanced Materials and Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics. 

The Applied Physics programme of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) covers phenomena ranging from the infinitesimally small – subatomic particles – to the unimaginably large – the universe. Somewhere between these two, there is the reality of everyday life.

The Physics programme at Stockholm University covers detector physics and data analysis, quantum information, nanotechnology, particle physics, cosmology, atomic, molecular, laser and attosecond physics, and has ramifications to domains such as astrophysics, atmospheric science, molecular biophysics and astrobiology.

The Physics Master's degree programme from University of Groningen is open to students who already have a solid background in physics and are eager to expand their knowledge and experience in an environment of modern physics research.