
Master of Science in Physics – Curriculum in Physics of Fundamental Interactions and Experimental Techniques
This course aims at providing advanced theoretical and experimental background in the fundamental mechanisms of interaction between particles or objects, to which all the known forces of nature – gravitational, electromagnetic, strong and weak – can be traced.
Duration
2 years
Starting Date
September
Tuition Fee
Eu: according to family income min. Euro 0 – max. 2,270
Non-Eu: according to family income min. Euro 0 – max. 1,000
Location
School of Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences
About the programme
These mechanisms are of the utmost importance in understanding the present state of the universe and how it has evolved. The course also connects the most advanced physics courses with the application of modern technology and providing experiences in the field of science and innovation.
The Curriculum is designed in collaboration with research institutions of INFN, CNR, ENEA, ASI, INAF in the Tor Vergata area. Students may be involved in research projects within the main experiments in the fields of particle physics, gravitational physics, astroparticle physics and dark matter search, nuclear and hadronic physics, accelerator physics, neutron radiation for medical therapy.











