Master's Programme in Applied Physics
Master the tools of mathematics, physics, and computer science with a specialization in computer modeling.
Best for:Best for graduates in physics, mathematics, or technical fields seeking advanced computational modeling and data analysis skills.
Overview
The Master's Programme in Applied Physics at Cracow University of Technology offers a specialized curriculum focused on computer modeling and quantitative analysis. Run by the Faculty of Materials Engineering and Physics, the programme equips students with advanced skills to model physical, technological, and economic processes. Students learn to apply computational methods, modern information technologies, and measurement systems across scientific and industrial domains. Graduates are prepared for doctoral studies or professional careers in research laboratories, software development, data analysis, and financial institutions.
What you'll do
- Participate in advanced coursework and lectures focused on applied physics and computer modeling
- Develop skills in modeling physical, technological, biological, and economic processes using computer applications
- Utilize symbolic computations, computer graphics, and visualization tools for scientific and engineering calculations
- Gain hands-on experience with computer-controlled measurement stations in research and industrial environments
- Apply object and mobile programming techniques to solve optimization tasks and engineering problems
Requirements
Degree required: BSc in Physics, Applied Physics, mathematics, natural science, or technical studies
Degree offered: Master's Degree
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Strong foundation in mathematics, physics, or computer science
- High GPA earned during undergraduate studies
- Fulfillment of prerequisite course content in basic and directional subjects as assessed by the Recruitment Commission
- Hold a recognized Bachelor's degree in a relevant field
- Meet the faculty recruitment commission's evaluation standards for curriculum alignment
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Candidates must review the useful hints and admissions guidelines provided by the International Relations Office and submit all required application documents through the designated university portal.
- CV
- Diploma Supplement
- BSc Transcript of Records
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