Master of Science [M.S] [Engineering Physics] From KTH Royal Institute of Technology

The master?s programme in at is supported by a faculty with about 50 professors and associate professors working actively in a large number of fields of engineering physics ranging from experimental biophysics and nanophysics to theoretical particle physics. Their activities touch upon a large number of fields within modern physics.

The programme is organised into five tracks: Theoretical Physics, Subatomic and Astrophysics, Optical Physics, Nano Physics, and Biomedical Physics. Each track has compulsory, conditionally elective and elective courses. The elective courses are an important part of the programme and comprise about 40 ECTS credits in each track, which give the students great freedom to tailor their own learning profile within physics.

Career

Graduates of this programme can look forward to ample job opportunities, both in industry and academic research. Graduates are well prepared for a career as problem solvers or researchers in a wide range of industrial companies. Examples of such industries include the fields of biotechnology, medicine, optics, electronics, nano-tools and many more. Students from all specialisations are also well prepared to continue studying at doctoral level.