About this programme
We live in a world burdened by large-scale problems that have one thing in common: they resist any simple solution. The Master’s Programme in Engineering Physics equips students with a vast array of experience and skills that can be called upon for problem-solving. Students gain a profound understanding of physics and mathematics as well as skills that are highly transferable and applicable, leaving them with an exceptionally varied range of career paths. Upon graduating from the Master’s Programme in Engineering Physics, graduates will have:A state-of-the-art analytical approach to present-day and future challenges. Graduates have a powerful toolbox consisting of hard natural science combined with data analytics including machine learning techniques, applicable in a wide variety of research and commercial environments. Ability to conduct scientific research. Graduates know how to organise, analyse and interpret scientific data to evaluate the significance of the data and to articulate conclusions supportable by the data. An inquiring mind to solve problems that don’t have straightforward solutions. Graduates have the ability to explore concepts that at first may seem unachievable. Their natural curiosity for how things work leads them to explore, discover and try out new systems and processes to see what works – and most importantly, what doesn’t. Understanding of the future energy industry and markets. Graduates understand changing technologies related to energy and the transition to clean energy.
Course details verified 10 Sep 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source