PHYSICS OF ADVANCED MATERIALS AND NANOSTRUCTURES

About the programme

This master programme aims to provide students with advanced knowledge in physics of materials and related technologies, scientific research skills, and abilities to solve problems in materials science.
You will advance your understanding of the preparation and characterisation techniques (structural, morphological, electrical and optical) for materials and nanostructures.
You will have the opportunity to work on research projects, as part of research groups including researchers from Faculty of Physics, National Institute for Materials Physics and National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics.

Who is this programme for

This programme is open for those with a Bachelor`s degree in physics, chemistry or materials science and prepares students for a career in an essential field for the modern technology

Learning objectives and outcomes

Graduates are equipped with competences related to the knowledge of theoretical and experimental methods in the field of materials physics - modelling of specific physical phenomena, understanding of processes ranging from nanoscale to macroscopic structures, achieving new functionality for applications.

Main objectives:

• Research-based training of students for a successful career in advanced materials R&D sector (in research institutes or industry);
• Training of competences and skills related to:
  • processing and characterisation techniques for materials and nanostructures
  • innovation and creative thinking in planning and performing specific experiments;
  • communication of own results and observations;
  • working in a research team and conducting interdisciplinary activities that contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field;

Syllabus and course sheets

Admission

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The admission interview is in English.

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International students - non-EU citizens: Visit this page...

Please check the requirements for studies in an international language (English).

Employability

On graduation students will be able to develop a future career as a materials scientist in academia, research institutes, industry, or as an entrepreneur.

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