Physics (EuroMasters) MSc

This programme benefits from teaching across the universities of the South East Phsyics Network (SEPnet), with a strong emphasis on research-based learning. Delivered accross two academic years with an extended project in the second year, this programme provides excellent training in higher level academic research. <br/><br/>You will deepen your understanding of a chosen branch of contemporary physics or astrophysics, chosing a speciality from a wide variety of themes at the forefront of both fundamental and applied physics research. The programme consists of taught modules and an in-depth research project, leaving you well prepared for further doctoral-level study and research. There are two pathways in the programme: Physics and Astrophysics.<br/><br/>This programme will:<br/><br/>enable you to develop skills transferable to a wide range of other careers<br/>allow you to gain a deep understanding of your chosen area through the combination of advanced taught programmes and an extended research project<br/>provide excelent training in research skills<br/>enable extended contact between you and your academic porject supervisor<br/>give you the option to study at other South East Physics Network (SEPnet) universities<br/>provide 120 ECTS credits, which will allow you to enter doctoral level programmes in other EU countries.<br/>Further reasons to chose the Euromasters MSc<br/><br/>This programme is only available within partner universities in the South East Physics network (SEPnet). Queen Mary is the largest partner in this network, with a broad range of fundamental physics research centres.<br/>The SEPnet consortium institutions each offer programmes, which are mutually compatible. This allows you to have the possibility of transferring to a partner institution for the second year (for more information, see www.sepnet.ac.uk).