MSc by Research Applied Physics and Materials
Course Overview
This MSc by Research in Applied Physics and Materials offers a year-long, personalized research project within a dynamic and well-funded academic environment. Your research will be shaped by hands-on laboratory work and collaboration within one of three established research groups. The programme is designed to provide a deeply enriching personal and professional development experience in cutting-edge scientific fields.
Key Program Highlights
- Pursue a personalized research project in biophotonics, nanomedicine, sustainable materials, quantum physics, or cosmology.
- Gain hands-on experience through seminars, workshops, and advanced laboratory activities.
- Collaborate within one of three renowned research groups supported by major international grants.
- Access specialized research in areas like next-generation semiconductors, cold atoms, and analytical laser spectroscopy.
- Join a leading UK particle physics theory group supported by STFC, EPSRC, and the Royal Society.
Course Overview
This MSc by Research in Applied Physics and Materials offers a year-long, personalized research project within a dynamic and well-funded academic environment. Your research will be shaped by hands-on laboratory work and collaboration within one of three established research groups. The programme is designed to provide a deeply enriching personal and professional development experience in cutting-edge scientific fields.
Key Program Highlights
- Pursue a personalized research project in biophotonics, nanomedicine, sustainable materials, quantum physics, or cosmology.
- Gain hands-on experience through seminars, workshops, and advanced laboratory activities.
- Collaborate within one of three renowned research groups supported by major international grants.
- Access specialized research in areas like next-generation semiconductors, cold atoms, and analytical laser spectroscopy.
- Join a leading UK particle physics theory group supported by STFC, EPSRC, and the Royal Society.
