The Master of Science in Physics provides advanced training in the latest developments in scientific research and technology, a solid cultural background in the various fields of modern physics and their theoretical, experimental or applied aspects, and a sound mastery of the scientific method of investigation. 

You will study nuclear and subnuclear physics, the physics of matter and theoretical physics, with an emphasis on quantum mechanics and advanced experimental techniques. You will specialise in a range of research areas, including astroparticle and gravitational physics, medical physics, cosmology and biophysics, nanotechnology and photonics, developing your expertise in an international research context.