On Campus Masters Degrees in Physics, Netherlands

The University of Groningen has a long-standing tradition of high-level physics research, with the highlight of the Nobel Prize awarded to Frits Zernike in 1953. Read more

The Physics master’s programme offers you a research intensive tailor-made study path on current topics in experimental and theoretical physics at an institute of international renown. Read more

Would you rather specialise in pure physics or discover the interface between physics & astronomy, mathematics, chemistry or biology? You choose! You can dive into theoretical physics or perform your own experiments. Read more

The two-year Master’s in Applied Physics is an internationally oriented programme and is taught entirely in English. The programme starts in September and February. Read more

If you’re ready to meet tomorrow's complex medical challenges and new approaches, then this is the Master’s programme for you. It offers you the unique opportunity to combine scientific subjects with practical application and fundamental research in a clinical setting. Read more

Do you want to contribute to the development of computer devices that operate like a human brain? Design semi-conductor materials for the future's high-efficiency… Read more

Although Particle Physics and Astrophysics act on completely different length and time scales, they both use the laws of physics to study the universe. Read more

Discover our campus and get information on our English-taught programmes during our online Virtual Master's Open Day on 30 November ! In the Quantum Matter specialisation, you will gain a bottom-up understanding of the properties and interactions of matter, from individual atoms and molecules to complex solids. Read more

Most chemical research involves synthesis and characterisation of new molecules. Basically, a trial and error approach. This specialisation goes one step further: it aims at fundamentally unravelling the properties of molecules and materials. Read more

Nanoscience is an interdisciplinary field at the border between physics, chemistry, materials science and biochemistry. The manipulation of matter on the nanoscale offers new opportunities to solve scientific challenges in the modern world. Read more

Mathematics opens the door to a wide range of career paths: from research in mathematics through to working in biology, climate change or finance. Read more

A Master's degree in Astronomy is a gateway into a wide world of science and technology. Read more

Chemistry in Groningen is the home of the recipient of 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Ben Feringa, for his research in light-driven rotary molecular motors. Read more

Students in our Astronomy programme are trained by leading experts in cutting-edge astronomical research. Read more

How does the world of science connect with the worlds of education and society? How do teachers bridge science and education? How is science and its processes… Read more