
Programs
Applied Physics
Delft University of Technology
- Degree type
- MSc
- Language of education
- English
- Duration
- 24 months
- Tuition fee EU/EEA
- € 1771
- Tuition fee Non EU/EEA
- € 12650
- Education type
- Fulltime
- Start of program
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- 01 September 2013
- 01 September 2014
- Application deadline
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- 01 April 2013 (EU/EAA)
01 April 2013 (Non EU/EAA) - 01 April 2014 (EU/EAA)
01 April 2014 (Non EU/EAA)
- 01 April 2013 (EU/EAA)
- Accreditations
- NVAO
- Type of institution
- Research University
- City
- Delft
Program description
The Applied Physics Master’s Programme combines elements of a standard master’s programme in engineering with more theoretical courses.
The Applied Physics program deals with new physical theories, techniques and measuring methods. It is about technical applications of physical principles in the most divergent disciplines. You gain more insight into physical phenomena and you learn to develop and apply technical and scientific knowledge.
Applied Physics covers phenomena ranging from the infinitesimally small – subatomic particles – to the unimaginably large – the universe. The Applied Physics Master Program combines elements of a standard master’s program in engineering with more theoretical courses.
You will not only explore the mechanisms and limits of the physical world, but also gain insights into how the application of advanced physics contributes to advancements in nanotechnology, seismic exploration, robotics, medical imaging, biophysics, communications technology and energy-efficient industrial processing. Applied physics is all about translating a deep understanding of the theoretical underpinnings of physics into concrete results to benefit society.
In the programme you will gain knowledge and hands-on experience in experimental techniques, theoretical analysis, simulation and modelling. You will work on research projects, including a master’s thesis project, together with fellow students and professionals from the university, industryand research institutes, learning to translate the abstract into the practical, and to effectively communicate your insights as an applied physicist in a global context.
Subjects
Basic curriculum: Advanced Physics and Mathematics Modules, Electives. Tracks: Imaging Science and Technology; Multiscale Physics; Nanophysics; Radiation, Radionuclides and Reactors. Specializations: Research & Development; Management of Technology; Sustainability in Technology; Education; Astronomy & Instrumentation; Annotation in Entrepreneurship. Casimir pre-PhD track for talented students.
Objectives
To educate graduates of the fundamentals of physics and its technical implications; be familiar with the latest developments in the field; capable of occupying positions at the frontiers of 21st century science & technology; contribute to the solution of societal, technological and scientific problems, no comma from an applied physicist’s point of view; participate in interdisciplinary projects.
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Admission requirements
Previous education
BSc (or equivalent) in Applied or Engineering Physics. Other mathematics, science or engineering disciplines: extra Physics modules during MSc.Professional experience
Not obligatory, but all relevant experience will be taken into account when assessing the candidates suitability for admission.Knowledge minimum
See: www.tudelft.nl/mscLanguage requirements
IELTS overall band: 6.5, TOEFL internet based: 90More information about Master Admission







