Nuclear Physics
Master
In Bergen (Norway)
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Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Bergen (Norway)
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Duration
2 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
The Master's Programme in Physics, specialization Nuclear physics, is not offered to applicants from outside the European Union/EEA and Switzerland.
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Subjects
- Project
- GCSE Physics
- Nuclear Physics
- Constituents
- Knowledge
- Interactions
- Nucleus
- Physics
- Independent
- Programming
Course programme
- After a completed master's degree in particle physics the candidate should have:
- be able to account for the various constituents of an atomic nucleus and the interactions between them
- be able to account for the basic ideas in nuclear physics
- explain selected experimental methods and measurements techniques in nuclear physics
- show that one has advanced knowledge in nuclear physics at a good level, and specialized insight in a smaller area connected to the master degree project
- carry out an independent, limited research project under supervision, but with a large degree of independence and own initiative, and in coherence with good ethical conduct
- manage and present scientific data, discuss precision and accuracy and use programming tools to analyse and process data
- analyse problems in nuclear physics and discuss ways to explore these with the aid of theory and experimental methods
- analyse problems in nuclear physics and discuss ways to explore these with the aid of theory and experimental methods
- orient oneself in the scientific community and collect, analyse and utilize necessary knowledge and tools needed to carry out a research project
- analyse and critically evaluate scientific sources of information and apply these to structure and formulate reasoning and new ideas within nuclear physics
- analyse, interpret and discuss own results in a scientifically sound and critical way, and in light of data and theories within his/her own field
- be able to analyse scientific problems in general and participate in discussion about different ways to address and solve problems
- give good written and oral presentation of scientific topics and results
- communicate scientific problems, analyses and conclusions within particle physics, both to specialists and the general public
- be able to reflect over central scientific problems in his/her own work and other people's work
- demonstrate understanding and respect for scientific values like openness, precision and reliability
Nuclear Physics
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Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC)
A Level Classroom-basedPrice on request -
Oxford Aviation Academy
Training Distance Learning£ 19 VAT inc. -
Alison
Course OnlineFree -
Learn by Cam
Course OnlinePrice on request -
City College Norwich
Course OnlinePrice on request -
Canterbury College
BTEC OnlinePrice on request -
Weymouth College
BTEC OnlinePrice on request
See all