Physics

Do you want to explore what the Universe is made of at its most fundamental level? Understand the elementary particles and forces that govern everything? Or investigate the role of dark matter and dark energy in cosmic evolution? Can quantum physics help explain superconductivity or DNA mutations? The Master's in Physics at the University of Groningen invites you to dive into these exciting questions and more.What to expect from the Master's programme Physics✔ Learn from leading researchers across cutting-edge fields like materials science, subatomic physics, and theoretical physics.✔ Study in a research-driven programme with excellent facilities and a vibrant scientific community.✔ Gain skills that open doors to careers in academia, industry, and beyond.In this two-year Master's programme, you will deepen your understanding of physics and develop advanced research and analytical skills. The goal of the Master's in Physics is to train excellent researchers in the field of materials science, subatomic physics, isotope physics, or theoretical physics. You can tailor your study path to your interests, including the option to prepare for careers beyond academia with the Science, Business and Policy track.Choose from the following tracks:Quantum UniverseAdvanced MaterialsScience, Business and PolicyWant to learn more?Visit us at the Master's WeekSubscribe to our monthly newsletterCr

Founded in 1614, the University of Groningen is the second oldest university in the Netherlands with over 33,000 students. Known for its vibrant student city atmosphere (1 in 4 residents is a student), excellent research output, and 4 Nobel Prize laureates including Ben Feringa (Chemistry 2016).