586 Master's in Physics in Europe

The Master’s degree program in Biophysics offered by Johannes Kepler University Linz is an extension of the material taught as part of the Bachelor’s degree program in Technical Physics. 

The Physics program from University of Stuttgart is a highly competitive two-year international M.Sc. program with a strong focus on research. The collaboration of the University of Stuttgart’s Department of Physics and the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research ensures an excellent education. 

The most outstanding aspect of the Physics and Applied Physics Master’s program from Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne is the involvement of the students in the research laboratories or in the institute of theoretical physics. Each student takes part in a research group one day per week.

The MSc program Computer Simulation in Science (CSiS) at the University of Wuppertal focuses on the development, implementation and application of computer-oriented simulation techniques and methods to modern research problems in natural sciences and engineering.

In this specialisation you will focus on understanding the principles, which determine the characteristics of soft materials like foam, and that of biological processes occurring in cells and tissue. Research within the Physics and Biological and Soft Matter specialisation is typically performed at the interface of medical, biological, chemical and physical sciences.

During the MSc in Astrophysics at the University of St Andrews gain knowledge and experience in the core areas of astrophysics to develop the necessary skills to carry out astrophysical research.