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Physics

University of Ferrara
Italy, Ferrara
Dipartimento di Fisica e Scienze della Terra Italy, Via Saragat, 1 - 44122 Ferrara (Italy)
Tuition fee

EN
The annual fee in Ferrara ranges from € 156,00 to approximately € 2.200,00 per year. Tuition fees are calculated on your family income and on credits obtained.
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ITA
La quota annuale di contribuzione a Ferrara è compresa tra € 156,00 e all’incirca € 2.200,00 all’anno. Le rate sono calcolate in base al reddito familiare e ai crediti ottenuti.
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Overview

The master’s degree in in Physics is the natural follow-up of the Bachelor’s Degree in Physics. This is an opportunity for students to acquire an in-depth knowledge of modern physics, both theoretical and experimental, with a strong focus both on basic science and advanced applied physics; students will have an opprotunity to study and work in close contact with leading-edge research groups. this course is fully taught in English.

Programme structure

The academic programme and further details are available at the following link.

Career opportunities

The Master’s degree aims at completing the Physicist profile, in view of different employment opportunities:

- for R&D career in private firms, the Degree favors the development of a high level technical profile, that is able to handle both modern and innovative technologies and complex systems, to model and design systems and processes;
- for the research activity, the graduates have a deep and advanced knowledge in theoretical and experimental physics, and with the degree thesis make a first research work experience, in view of the participation in the PhD
program;
- finally, the Degree course paves the way for both teaching in high schools and lecturing at the University.

Apply now! Academic year 2024/25
Application deadline
30 Aug 2024, 23:59:59
Central European Time
Apply now! Academic year 2024/25
Application deadline
30 Aug 2024, 23:59:59
Central European Time