Bachelor’s degree of at least 180 credits in physics or the equivalent. The degree must include at least 90 credits in physics. English course 6/English level 2 (advanced proficiency).
At the Department of Physics, you can find an outlet for both your curiosity and your creativity. We study everything from the tiniest elementary particles to the boundary between living cells and electronics, as well as how physics can be used to address challenges in areas such as medicine, the environment, and technology.
During your time in the programme, you will choose from a broad range of specialised courses to deepen your knowledge in the areas that interest you. The Master’s programme has strong links to research. The courses are continuously adapted to reflect current research, and you will come in contact with many different research teams.
As a Master’s student, you will be part of a vibrant organisation at the forefront of research, with access to internationally outstanding facilities, including CERN and FAIR. The Department of Physics is characterised by dynamic research environments closely linked to two world-leading research facilities in Lund: the MAX IV Laboratory and the forthcoming neutron source ESS (European Spallation Source).