Explore the programs and courses offered by Master materials physics
Browse Programs Admission InformationMaterials physics is an active and rapidly evolving field of research that is relevant to almost all industries. This specialty holds a natural and important place within them. The field encompasses a wide range of topics, including metals, semiconductors, ceramics, glasses, and more.
The Master’s program in Materials Physics aims to enrich and develop the knowledge acquired during undergraduate physics studies. It also allows students to discover the nature of materials and the origin of their physical properties (electrical, optical, magnetic and mechanical). The program provides skills in condensed matter physics, the development of bulk or thin-film materials, and their characterization.
The program also aims to train high-level, multidisciplinary professionals who are proficient in the field of metals, semiconductors,
ceramics and glasses, and the physicochemical analysis of materials.
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Undertaking an internship within an institution, followed by the preparation and defense of a graduation thesis.
Selection will be based on a review of the student’s application, considering the candidate’s academic performance and the curriculum of the previously completed program.
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