Master of Science in Physics
Explore the fundamental laws of nature through advanced coursework and cutting-edge research at the Niels Bohr Institute.
Best for:Best for analytical science graduates with a strong background in physics and mathematics seeking a rigorous research-oriented master's degree.
Overview
The Master of Science in Physics at the University of Copenhagen is a two-year graduate program hosted at the renowned Niels Bohr Institute. Students engage in a vibrant international research community, tackling complex physical phenomena ranging from subatomic particle physics to large-scale environmental challenges like climate change detection in Greenland's ice sheet. The curriculum combines rigorous theoretical instruction, hands-on laboratory experiments, collaborative projects, and independent research. Graduates gain versatile quantitative and analytical skills that prepare them for diverse careers in industry, technology, consultancy, and research.
What you'll do
- Attend advanced theoretical lectures and seminars across chosen physics specializations
- Conduct practical laboratory experiments utilizing state-of-the-art scientific equipment
- Develop mathematical models to simulate and describe physical systems
- Execute independent research projects under academic supervision
- Collaborate with peers on scientific problem-solving and data analysis tasks
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor of Science in Physics or closely related field
Degree offered: Master of Science (MSc) in Physics
Language: English; demonstrated proficiency required for international applicants
Instruction: English / Danish
- Strong foundation in classical and modern physics
- Proficiency in advanced mathematics and calculus
- Analytical and quantitative problem-solving abilities
- Experience with scientific computing or programming
- Competency in laboratory experimentation and data collection
- Hold an eligible undergraduate degree matching admission prerequisites
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Prospective students must submit their application through the official university admissions portal along with all required academic credentials and proof of language proficiency.
- BSc degree certificate and transcripts
- Proof of language proficiency
- CV
- Motivation letter
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