Technical Physics - Master's degree (German / English)
Master
In Linz (Austria)
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Linz (Austria)
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Duration
4 Semesters
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Credits
120
The Master’s degree program in Technical Physics expands on the material taught in the Bachelor’s degree program and includes taking advanced-level physics classes, addressing current research topics in selected subfields of physics, and developing an academic skill set to work on solving current problems in research and/or issues impacting industrial development. When completing a Master’s thesis, students will work closely with industry representatives and apply theory to real-world applications. Students are at the forefront of ground-breaking research and will be taught how to master corresponding methods and apply these to industrial solutions. Students have the freedom to choose electives in a variety of areas in physics and can tailor their studies to suit their personal interests and career goals.
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About this course
The Master’s degree program in Technical Physics supports acquiring skills to independently conduct academic and scientific work as well as honing skills to:
Expertly understand engineering and physical sciences
Recognize and solve existing problems in research and industrial development
Thoroughly understand research methods and implement theoretical findings to advance real-world applications
Work effectively as part of an international, interdisciplinary research group
BA in Technical Physics (JKU) or an undergraduate degree program equivalent in content and scope
Your Benefits:
Acquire specialized expertise in modern physics through in-depth studies of experimental and theoretical methods
Take part in cutting-edge research projects
Play a key role as part of an international, interdisciplinary team
Outstanding faculty-student ratio
Diverse career prospects
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Subjects
- Technichal Physics
- Theoretical physics
- Experimental Physics
- Research
- Industry
- Conduct base-knowledge research
- Work effectively as part of an international
Course programme
By request, some courses and examinations can be in English.
STUDY PLAN
As part of the Master’s degree program, students are required to complete courses totaling 120 ECTS credits in the following areas
- Theoretical Physics
- Experimental Physics
- General Electives
- Electives related to the Master's Thesis Topic
- Autonomous Coursework
- Master's Thesis
- Final Comprehensive Master's Examination
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates of the Master's degree program in Technical Physics can pursue careers in a wide variety of fields:
- Research at universities and non-university institutions
- Research & Development at small/medium-sized industrial companies
- Conduct base-knowledge research at large-scale industry laboratories
- Management positions at commercial companies
- Collaborate with software development companies
- Collaborate with banks, consulting agencies, and insurance companies
Technical Physics - Master's degree (German / English)