Master in Physics (EuroMasters)

This two year MSc (120 ECTS) programme is offered by the Department of Physics, Royal Holloway University of London as part of its membership of SEPnet| (South East Physics Network).

The programme is aimed primarily at:

• Students from mainland Europe wishing to undertake M-level training in the UK.
• International students from outside the EU wishing to undertake a programme of Masters training. The Masters in Physics provides pre-doctoral training which qualifies students to pursue a Ph.D anywhere in Europe

A print version is available here

Apply here| if you seek admission to RHUL. The outline programme of study at RHUL is:

• Our programme offers an exceptionally wide choice of courses in year 1.
• RHUL host a number of major research centres. See here for details and a list of research areas and supervisors.
• You can stay at RHUL in Year 2 for your research year.
• Or you can exploit the flexibility of SEPnet to move between SEPnet institutions at the end of year 1.

The programme reflects that fact that your interests may develop and change as you pursue your studies.

Research projects are taken in a research group| at RHUL, or maybe jointly supervised with one of our local collaborators and involve research activity there.

Collaborators include: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory| and the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus| (including ISIS| neutron spallation source and DIAMOND| synchrotron x-ray scattering facility); National Physical Laboratory|; Oxford Instruments (Nanoscience)|; SEPnet|.

SEPnet is a consortium of six universities: University of Kent, Queen Mary University of London, Royal Holloway University of London, University of Southampton, University of Surrey, University of Sussex. This consortium consists of around 160 academics, with an exceptionally wide range of expertise.

A limited number of scholarships may be open to students from the EU.