Physics UIT the Arctic University of Norway

Overview

Tackle global challenges like climate change and sustainable energy using advanced modeling and remote sensing. The Physics program from UIT the Arctic University of Norway offers broad opportunities in both theoretical and applied physics, preparing you for impactful careers in research, technology, and innovation.

The Master of Science in Physics is a disciplinary master's degree. The program provides the opportunity for taking specialization courses from a relatively large range and offered by several departments, followed by a master's thesis on a chosen topic (60 ECTS). A common course on sustainable innovation will give the students tools for creativity, innovation, project and teamwork. The program will provide students with a solid background and good knowledge of methods for conducting scientific work.

Careers

The program leads to a wide variety of career options both domestic and abroad within research, industry and administration.

You will have the opportunity to work with:

• Earth observation
• Application and system development
• Climate and energy management
• Consulting
• Environmental monitoring
• Climate modelling
• Sensor technology
• Rocket and space research
• Statistic analysis