Get a degree that's recognised worldwide and contribute to knowledge in your field. A Master of Science (MSc) will develop your technical, laboratory and academic writing skills to prepare you for a career in science. The Master of Science by Coursework and Thesis - MSc will take you between two and two and half years of full-time study or up to four years part-time. In the first year of your MSc, you'll take several courses related to your specialist subject area.

The MSc in Applied Physics specializes in advanced materials at the renowned Zernike Institute, named after our Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Frits Zernike. The program gives access to the highly selective HTMS Honors Master, and nearly all of our graduates find relevant high-level jobs within 3 months after graduating. Our Master was awarded the 'Top Rated Program' label (Higher Education Guide 2017). Also, the Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials is ranked high in the world's top 15 materials research institutes by the Times Higher Education.

Studying an Applied Physics master's program merges the analytical depth of physics with practical engineering prowess, preparing you to address multifaceted challenges across high-tech industries. This interdisciplinary training in applied physics courses not only prepares you for innovative roles in applied physics fields such as aerospace, energy, and materials science but also offers enhanced career opportunities through Seton Hall's proximity to New York's vibrant industry sectors.

Harness your fundamental understanding of natural phenomena to develop real-world applications, devices and technologies that will directly impact human life and help resolve some of today’s most pressing challenges.

The Master’s Degree Programme in Physics provided by the Faculty of Mathematics and Science is a two-year (120 ECTS) full-time programme taught in English. Applications for this master's degree programme can be submitted once a year in January, and once accepted, your studies will begin in September. From this programme, you will graduate with a Master of Science degree.

The Masters of Science in Photonics (M.Sc. Photonics) and the new M.Sc. Quantum Science & Technology are Master's degree courses providing multidisciplinary coverage in the field of optics, photonics and quantum technology. The two-year programs both comprise four educational stages. The course schedules range from fundamental scientific subjects to application-oriented photonics and quantum engineering aspects. The programs are designed to incorporate students of different backgrounds and nationalities and provides them with a solid knowledge in optics, photonics and quantum technology for scientific research and for their upcoming applications in industry. All students enrolled in these two-year programs receive dedicated tutorial support and are trained for leading positions in industry and academia.

Master in Physics gives you the opportunity to work within a large variety of applied physics.

The MSc Applied Physics is a calendar year program intended for graduates of physical science and engineering. UL Physics works with companies such as Analog Devices, COOK Medical, Intel, Seagate and BorgWarner. This engagement advances science, develops new products and processes, and creates employment opportunities for our graduates.

Master of Physics explore, understand, and model physical reality using the most advanced mathematical, computational, experimental, and observational techniques available. The Master of Physics thoroughly equips students with insight into the current status of physics research. Our physicists go on to rewrite our understanding of not only the natural world but also its interaction with society and industry.

Study physics or astronomy at an advanced level as well as undertaking research in physics education. If you have an interest in higher education physics teaching, this course is for you. The course is for graduates with a physics- or applied mathematics-based degree with a substantial physics component.

Applied physicists have a different view of the world around us. Physical phenomena turn into challenges, fascinating questions to investigate and analyze. But as an applied physicist you go one step further, by applying your knowledge of these phenomena in new technological developments. In many cases, these are ambitious projects, in which working in teams with people from other disciplines is a central factor.

The program of study leading to the degree of Master of Science, while emphasizing continued work in basic physics, permits many options in several applied physics specialties.

This Master in Applied Physics program has been designated by the Council of Graduate Schools as a Professional Science Master's--an innovative, new graduate degree designed to allow students to pursue advanced training while simultaneously developing workplace skills highly valued by employers.

Emphasis on research collaborations with NASA-Langley Research Center and the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility Computer science research opportunities and specialization available in artificial intelligence, software engineering, networking, and communications, as well as computer systems engineering and instrumentation Specialization and research opportunities in applied physics include nuclear physics, laser and photonics, solid-state physics, modeling and simulation, sensors, and instrumentation systems design

The study concept of applied photonics isn't a conventional master program. It is possible to work while you study, but the target audience aren't particular people who are already working.