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Masters Degrees in Physics
We have 411 Masters Degrees in Physics
Masters Degrees in Physics focus on investigating and understanding the workings of the universe and of the physical matter and processes operating within it - on Earth and beyond. This involves understanding forces such as gravity, the behaviour of different atomic and sub-atomic particles and the fundamental properties of light and energy. Programmes may be taught degrees (usually awarding an MSc, Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma) or research-based (usually awarding an MRes or MPhil). Entry requirements will usually include an undergraduate degree in an appropriate Physical Science subject.
Why study a Masters in Physics?
## Despite being an academically advanced and technically demanding postgraduate subject area, Physics lends itself to a range of more vocational professions. Various industrial and commercial companies include roles that draw on advanced physical science skills. You could work on designing new computer equipment, consumer technology or even military hardware. Of course, academic career paths are available too. A Masters in Physics can offer a route into further postgraduate research in these subject areas, with the option to continue on to a PhD and perhaps a role within a university. Whatever you choose to do, you'll come away from your degree with an impressive qualification. Employers in all areas will recognise the value of a challenging postgraduate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subject such as Physics.Refine your search
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Physics MSc
King’s College London
Faculty of Natural and Mathematical Sciences
The Physics MSc will give you experience in conducting complex research tasks in the rapidly developing and exciting fields of particle physics and cosmology, experimental biophysics and nanotechnology, and the theory and simulation of condensed matter. Read more
Physics - MSc
University of Sussex
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
This course is for you if you’re interested in atomic, molecular and optical physics, as well as experimental particle physics. Read more
Physics - MSc
University of Leeds
School of Physics and Astronomy
Studying the Physics MSc at Leeds will give you the chance to advance your knowledge in aspects of the subject that interests you the most, with a highly flexible course that can be tailored towards your career aspirations. Read more
Masters in Applied Physics (online)
Johns Hopkins University
Whiting School of Engineering
With the Johns Hopkins online, part-time applied physics master’s degree, you'll study a wide range of topics from condensed matter to interstellar space in courses that will enrich your experience as an engineer and applied physicist. Read more
Theoretical Physics MSc
King’s College London
Faculty of Natural and Mathematical Sciences
The Theoretical Physics MSc is an intensive, research-led course in which you will examine foundational topics in theoretical and mathematical physics such as general relativity and quantum field theory, before exploring advanced topics such as string theory, supersymmetry and the AdS/CFT correspondence. Read more
MSc Computational Physics
University College Dublin
UCD School of Physics
Computational Physics is a basic specialisation that offers broad opportunities for future employment in research, development, data analytics and informatics-related industry sectors. Read more
Master of Philosophy in Physics
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
School of Science
The MPhil program aims at providing students with a broad range of research training that emphasizes the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Read more
MSc in Medical Physics with Radiobiology
University of Oxford
Department of Oncology
The MSc in Medical Physics with Radiobiology is a one-year, full-time course run by the Department of Oncology at the University of Oxford, delivered by world-leading academics and clinical scientists. Read more
MSc Physics
University College Dublin
UCD School of Physics
Physics provides us with a model of the universe, on an incredible range of scales, from inside the nucleus of the atom towards the edge of the observable universe. Read more
Mathematics MSc
King’s College London
Faculty of Natural and Mathematical Sciences
Our Mathematics MSc is a wide-ranging course mainly drawing on modules from Pure Mathematics with additional options to study elements of applied mathematics… Read more
MSc in Radiobiology
University of Oxford
Department of Oncology
The MSc in Radiobiology is a one-year, full-time course run by the Department of Oncology at the University of Oxford, delivered by world-leading academics and clinical scientists. Read more
Astrophysics - MSc
University of Leeds
School of Physics and Astronomy
Astrophysics is the study of the Universe in all its complexity, from the formation of planets to the large-scale processes driving the evolution of galaxies over cosmic time. Read more
MSc Space Science & Technology
University College Dublin
UCD School of Physics
This programme is ideal for graduates of Physics, Engineering and closely related disciplines, who want to transfer their expertise to the fast-growing global space sector. Read more
Masters in Environmental Engineering and Science (online)
Johns Hopkins University
Whiting School of Engineering
Study environmental science and engineering and make a visible impact and solve today’s most pressing environmental challenges with the Environmental Engineering and Science program from Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals. Read more
MSc NanoBio Science
University College Dublin
UCD School of Physics
This MSc programme unites the technological with the biological aspects of nanotechnology in a unique way, equipping graduates with a truly interdisciplinary perspective of the field. Read more
