This subject represents the first contact of the student with the research work and is addressed to measure the maturity of the student to face a research problem in the field of Physics. The Master Thesis will be conducted under the guidance of a supervisor of the Master Thesis and will be developed within one of the research areas associated with the Master’s program—areas offered by the research groups participating in both the Master’s in Advanced Physics and the Doctoral Program in Physics.

The topic of the Master Thesis must align with the specialty and the academic track chosen by the student. The objective is to conduct an in-depth study of a subject related to that specialty. This may take the form of a research work on a specific topic—whether theoretical, experimental, or pedagogical—or an exploratory study addressing one or more pressing issues currently under discussion within the scientific community, either theoretical or experimental in nature.

The Master Thesis shall be subject to the “Regulations of the University of Valencia for Bachelor’s and Master’s Theses”, approved by the Governing Council on July 2, 2024, (ACGUV 206/2024), as well as by any guidelines issued by the Academic Coordination Committee for the Master Degree in Advanced Physics.

The Master Thesis is to be completed during the second semester. Instructions and recommendations regarding its preparation and presentation will be provided well in advance.