Physics (by directions)

The Master's Program in Physics is designed to provide advanced knowledge of the fundamental laws of nature, modern physical phenomena, and scientific research methods. Students study theoretical and experimental physics, quantum mechanics, solid-state physics, condensed matter physics, mathematical modeling, and contemporary research techniques. The program places strong emphasis on laboratory work and independent scientific investigation.

Graduates can pursue careers in higher education institutions, research institutes, industrial enterprises, innovation and technology centers, as well as in the energy and information technology sectors. The program prepares highly qualified professionals capable of conducting advanced research and developing innovative technological solutions.