Master in Physics 

at Bologna University, Bologna

Admission to the Programme is subject to the possession of a first cycle degree or other suitable qualification obtained abroad (granting access to Second Cycle Degree programmes in the country of issue)

In addition to the above curricula requirements, admission to the second-cycle degree programme also depends on passing a personal assessment test that will be carried out in the manner defined in the Degree programme teaching regulations.

In particular, the following knowledge is required:

- fundamental knowledge of mathematics, including algebra, geometry, differential and integral calculus; 

- fundamental knowledge of the phenomenology and models of classical and modern physics; 

- elements of chemistry and knowledge of modern physics applied to micro-physics, relating for example to nuclear and sub-nuclear physics and the structure of materials;

- laboratory skills, including knowledge of basic instruments and the measurement and processing of data, using IT equipment and otherwise