Masters Degrees in Chemical Physics

We have 8 Masters Degrees in Chemical Physics

Masters degrees in Chemical Physics involve advanced study of electrons, nuclei, atoms and molecules, and how they interact with their environment. As you’d expect, these courses combine approaches from Chemistry and Physics.

Related subjects include Nanoscience and Applied Measurement Science, while entry requirements usually include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject such as Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics.

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Chemistry and Physics of Materials International MSc

University of Salzburg
Department of Chemistry and Physics of Materials

Our society is currently facing major challenges in the areas of energy, medicine, ecology, construction and transportation. For further advancements in these key areas, it has become crucial to discover and develop. Read more…

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Nanoscience MSc

University of Strathclyde
Department of Physics

Why this course?. This taught MSc course gives you a comprehensive overview of state-of-the-art research in nanoscience. It provides you with the opportunity to develop the skills necessary for this emerging area. Read more…

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Chemistry - MSc

University of British Columbia
Faculty of Science

As one of the world's leading Chemistry Departments, we create an exceptional research and learning environment for advancing and sharing knowledge that emphasizes excellence, equity and sustainability. Read more…

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Chemistry (MScR)

University of Edinburgh
School of Chemistry

. Research profile. Pursuing a research degree at the School of Chemistry could be one of the best experiences of your life. Read more…

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Applied Measurement Science (MSc)

University of Tartu
Masters Programmes

2-year master's programme provides thorough knowledge and skills in the areas of laboratory and technological measurements, testing and chemical analysis methods, quality systems, metrology and related economic and legal aspects. Read more…

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Chemistry MSc

University of Groningen
Science and Engineering

Chemistry in Groningen is the home of 2016 Nobel Prize winner Ben Feringa, who has won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research on a light-driven rotary molecular motor. Read more…

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MSc in Energy Science

Trinity College Dublin
School of Physics

The MSc in Science of Energy consists of. six taught modules. worth 10 ECTS each. These are structured around a . Read more…

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Experimental Physics MSc by Research

Swansea University
College of Science

The MSc by Research Experimental Physics enables students to pursue a one year individual programme of research. The MSc by Research would normally terminate after a year. Read more…

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