Course active until a.y. 2023-2024.
From the academic year 2024-2025 the new graduate degree programme in Physics is active.
The Graduate Degree Programme in Physics aims to train graduates with advanced skills in the field of experimental and/or theoretical Physics, who can successfully bring to highly technologically qualified companies, as well as to the world of research and teaching, a modern, up-to-date, international technical-scientific background ready to meet new challenges in the field of research and innovation.
At the end of their studies, graduates in Physics will have acquired:
- a solid cultural background in classical and quantum physics and a perfect mastery of the scientific method of investigation;
- an in-depth knowledge of modern measurement instrumentation, data analysis techniques, mathematical and computer support tools;
- an adequate knowledge of the English language, both written and oral, with specific reference to technical/scientific language;
- the ability to work with great autonomy, taking responsibility for projects and structures;
- the intellectual curiosity necessary to address both complex and multidisciplinary problems and the challenges related to technological change;
- the ability to use the specific knowledge acquired for the modeling of complex systems in the fields of applied sciences and, more generally, to solve technological problems in a flexible and open way.