Physics is about finding cause-and effect relationships in nature in order to establish some universal laws. But physics is also for the curious students who want to explore the countryside and all the processes and technologies that determine our daily life. As a physicist, you will be working with scientific theories in practice - through attempts to describe how the order of things hang together, or test new theories to accumulate new knowledge in various scientific fields. Physics is in many ways the starting point for the development of new technology in our society, so you have to shape the latest developments and research. The 2-year graduate training can be combined with a non-science elective subjects such as Danish, philosophy etc.

Job Opportunities

Candidates from the Physics Department has found work in a variety of jobs in public and in private companies. Traditionally, MSc. 'Is employed in high school. You can also find employment at hospitals, high-tech manufacturing companies, telecommunication sector, power plants and chemical plants.

Special admission requirements

Bachelor's degree with physics as a core subject or equivalent by the board of studies approval.

Application deadlines

Quota 1 - July 5, 2008 at. 12