Master's degree in Engineering Physics

The master's degree in Engineering Physics (master's degree website) is oriented towards frontier engineering based on advanced education in physics. Specialist engineering fields such as nanotechnology, nanoelectronics and biomedical engineering require an ever-growing number of professionals who have extensive training in advanced physics and sound knowledge of quantum physics, complex system physics and device physics, which can be applied both at the nanoscopic scale and in large-scale facilities.

Applicants must prove that they have a bachelor's degree in Physics or Engineering Physics and that they have passed 240 ECTS credits.

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General details

Duration and start date: One academic year, if starting in September and one and a half academic year, if starting in February, 60 ECTS credits. Starting February and September
Timetable and delivery: Mornings. Face-to-face
Fees and grants: Approximate fees for the master’s degree, excluding other costs, €1,660 (€4,150 for non-EU residents).
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Language of instruction: English
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Official degree: Official university degree.

Admission

General requirements: Academic requirements for admission to master's degrees
Specific requirements: Applicants must prove that they have a bachelor's degree in Physics or Engineering Physics and that they have passed 240 ECTS credits.
Places: 30
Pre-enrolment: Pre-enrolment period open.
Expected deadline: 03/07/2023.

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Legalisation of foreign documents: All documents issued in non-EU countries must be legalised and bear the corresponding apostille.

Professional opportunities

Professional opportunities

Industries with a strong technology component.
Basic and applied research centres.
Frontier engineering in the field of nanotechnology.
Research centres and large-scale facilities, as a qualified specialist.
Doctoral training in research centres and universities.

Competencies

Generic competencies

Generic competencies are the skills that graduates acquire regardless of the specific course or field of study. The generic competencies established by the UPC are capacity for innovation and entrepreneurship, sustainability and social commitment, knowledge of a foreign language (preferably English), teamwork and proper use of information resources.