Master's degree in Engineering Physics

The Master's degree in Engineering Physics is oriented towards frontier engineering based on advanced education in physics. 

Learner profile and objectives

Specialist engineering fields such as nanotechnology, nanoelectronics, and biomedical engineering require an ever-growing number of professionals who have extensive training in advanced physics and sound knowledge of quantum physics, complex system physics, and device physics, which can be applied both at the nanoscopic scale and in large-scale facilities. This master enables physicists and interested engineers to broaden their scope and expand their training profile in a large number of different fields within modern physics. 

Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in Physics or Engineering Physics, or a related degree in Engineering or Basic or Applied Sciences.

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