Mathematical Physics is a joint division between the Natural Science and Engineering (LTH) faculties and is part of the Department of Physics at Lund University. Research is conducted primarily in quantum-mechanical many-particle theory. Topics include nanometer systems and time-dependent non-equilibrium phenomena, quantum information, strongly correlated materials, atomic structure and dynamics,

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What are the smallest constituents of matter and what forces act on them? The division's researchers study the fundamental principles that govern our world through experimental studies and the development of models and new theories.The division participates in the ATLAS and ALICE experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN and contributes to their future upgrades. These experiments prod

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Solid state physics and semiconducting materials are central areas in Solid State Physics. Researchers can make semiconductor structures by controlling individual atoms, and can study their physical and electronic properties. Matters of current interest include quantum physical phenomena in nanostructures, and the development of nano-electronics and biosensors. The main areas of application are na

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The Division of Synchrotron Radiation Physics has about 50 employees and covers a wide range of research topics that are interlinked with each other as well as to research groups in Lund, Sweden, and internationally.We perform experimental studies of physical, chemical, structural, and dynamical properties of materials, especially at surfaces and interfaces or free molecules and clusters. We devel

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Nobel Prize 2023 Professor Anne L'Huillier, at the Division of Atomic Physics, was awarded the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics together with Pierre Agostini and Ferenc Krausz for their experiments that have given humanity new tools to explore the world of electrons inside atoms and molecules.More about the Nobel Prize and Anne L´Hullier on the Lund University website. Research divisions Astrophysics A

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Course analyses and course evaluations (also called course evaluations) are important parts of the Department of Physics' quality work. By participating in course evaluations, students have the opportunity to submit comments and share experiences from their education. Course evaluations also form the basis for teachers' continuous work to develop their teaching.Course analyses and course evaluatio

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2 years · 120 credits What if indulging your curiosity could become more than just a passion – it could be your profession? At the Department of Physics in Lund, you can be curious and creative, while simultaneously pave a strategic path for your career. As a physicist in Lund, your explorations may span from unraveling the mysteries of subatomic particles to bridging the realms of living organism

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The general physics programme offers a wide range of courses. You will study 30 credits of courses for each semester. All courses are 7.5 credits half-time courses, unless otherwise stated.Mandatory and recommended coursesPlease see Degree requirements for general requirements.We recommend that you start your first year by selecting mainly among the required, advanced courses. These courses serve

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These rules were updated in February 2020 and apply for students accepted autumn 2016 or later.For a Master's degree of Science in Physics you have to fulfill the following general requirements:A total of 120 ECTSA minimum of 90 ECTS of advanced coursesA minimum of 90 ECTS of physicsA minimum of 30 ECTS of advanced level diploma work in physicsCourses that count as physics courses are those whose

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2 years · 120 credits Materials are the bedrock of every device and system, from the internet to mobile phones, relying on components like optical fibers and semiconductors. Our Master Programme in Materials Science delves into the properties, structure, and assembly of materials, offering master students an interdisciplinary path to explore how these elements shape crucial functionalities. Our ma

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For students starting in 2020 or laterThe following two courses are mandatory:Quantum Mechanics, FYSN27 andQuantum Experiments in Research and Society, FYSN21In addition, you need to take three of the following five courses:Physics and Chemistry of Surfaces, FYST64Spectroscopy and the Quantum Description of Matter, FYST65Modern X-ray Physics, FYST51Statistical Mechanics, FYTN15For students who sta

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2 years · 120 credits The Nanoscience Master's program at Lund University is grounded in nanophysics but allows specialization in areas like nanoelectronics, materials science, or biophysics. As part of NanoLund, a top nanoscience research centre, you'll engage with advanced research from the first semester to your Master’s project. Programme structureThe first semester consists of four compulsory

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2 years · 120 credits This programme will be given for the last time autumn 2024. It will be replaced by the new specialisation Experimental Particle and Nuclear Physics in 2025. What are the fundamental constituents of matter and what forces act upon them? Particle physics is the subject that addresses the fundamental principles governing our world: forces and constituents. This understanding is

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Please note that you have to meet the requirements listed under Degree requirements to obtain a master's degree in physics. In particular, you have to taken the required number of listed courses (or equivalent for international students) as a bachelor or master student. If you are in doubt about whether you meet this requirement, please contact the programme coordinator.Please see Degree requireme

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2 years · 120 credits The 21st century is the century of the photon and photonics is the science and technology of generating, controlling and detecting photons. Lasers and related technologies are today indispensable tools in very diverse fields of science, manufacturing and medical applications. Light-emitting diodes replace our traditional lighting and contribute to lowering global power energy

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The theoretical physics programme offers a wide range of courses. You should choose two courses for each study period. All courses give 7.5 ECTS credits except the Master's project which gives 30 credits.See degree requirements for general requirements.Mandatory courses for students who started in 2020 or laterQuantum Physics in Research and Society, FYSN21Quantum Mechanics, FYSN27At least three o

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2 years · 120 credits Are you intrigued by unraveling the mysteries of nature through a theoretical lens? At the Department of Physics, we offer a comprehensive program delving into a wide array of topics in theoretical and mathematical physics. From probing the tiniest constituents of matter and their interactions within theoretical high energy physics to exploring nuclear and solid-state phenome

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2 years · 120 credits X-ray and neutron beams offer unique capabilities for exploring a diverse range of topics, from fundamental physics to biology and geology. In our world-unique programme, you will delve into the creation and application of these beams, with a special focus on research conducted at MAX IV and ESS in Lund. The use of X-rays and neutrons in both basic and advanced physics has ex

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Degree requirementsThe X-ray and neutron science programme offers a wide range of courses. Each study period, you're required to select 15 credits worth of courses (typically two half-time courses, unless stated otherwise). Be sure to review the course requirements and reach out to the course coordinator if you have any questions.To view the general degree requirements for the master programme in

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That physics has a long history in Lund is no exaggeration. The subject is already present when the university is founded in 1666. In 1735, the department gets its first own premises in Kungshuset in Lundagård. At the department, research is currently conducted in almost all areas of modern physics. The Department of Physics is one of Lund University's largest departments with almost 400 employees

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