30 Master's degrees in Physics in Italy

The Master's Degree programme in Astrophysics and Cosmology at University of Bologna provides a solid knowledge in astrophysics and space physics, for employability in the field of scientific research both in Italy and abroad.

The International Master of Advanced Methods in Particle Physics (IMAPP) is a joint degree program between the TU Dortmund University, the University of Bologna, and Clermont Auvergne. 

The Physics Master is offered by Sapienza University of Rome. The Master’s Degree Programme in Physics (LM-17 class) has a two-year duration, in which students acquire 120 ECTS. 

The Master of Sciences in Physics at University of Catania provides the student disciplinary insights that extend and reinforce the knowledge acquired during the Bachelor Course, in specific areas of physics, both basic and more specialized.

The Physics program of the University of Insubria is open to all students with a Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and to graduates in other scientific subjects (such as Mathematics or Engineering) who wish to deepen their knowledge of fundamental or applied physics.

Tor Vergata University of Rome offers a Master's degree in Physics of Fundamental Interactions and Experimental Techniques. 

The Master's Degree Programme in Physics at University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - UNIMORE provides an up-to-date academic background in various sectors of contemporary physics. 

The  Physics master programme at the University of Camerino benefits of a longstanding and well appreciated didactical expertise, a friendly and skilful teaching staff, and reliable supporting structures (such as study and work rooms, computer facilities, libraries) in addition to dedicated tutorship services.

The Master in Physics and Chemistry from École Normale Supérieure de Lyon offers a first year of non-specialized and personalized training, complemented by local research and with an international orientation.

Paying due attention to the sustainability of the planned solutions, in setting up the new departmental organizational model, it was intended to give greater weight to the integration of research with teaching, identifying short, medium and long-term objectives. Learn more with Physics from University of L´Aquila.