The Physics graduate degree programme is a two-year programme designed for physicists, chemists, materials science graduates, and engineers who wish to develop multidisciplinary and excellence skills useful for entering a technological innovation context, with a solid foundation in theoretical and quantum physics, as well as in condensed matter physics, photonics, and nanotechnologies.
The training programme will blend advanced knowledge of key physical phenomena with a large use of multi-physics modelling, physical-mathematical tools, and numerical techniques based on major programming languages, as well as artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques. Within the programme, it will be possible to broaden the initial knowledge with courses that can enhance skills in the field of data science, biomedical physics, quantitative finance, innovation and technology management, and environment and sustainability. The academic training, which includes numerous workshops and practice sessions, takes place within a university environment characterised by a strong connection to the research activities of the Faculty's research centre and the local and international industrial ecosystem.
Physics offers three suggested profiles, designed to meet the diverse aptitudes and professional aspirations of students. Students are always allowed to personalize their study plan, choosing elective courses different from the suggested ones. In this case, the selected study plan must be approved by the Faculty.
- Profile in Theoretical and Quantum Physics
- Profile in Physics for Sustainable Technologies
- Profile in Physics for Sustainable Finance