The Master in Advanced Physics is a 60 ECTS program with four specialities:

• Theoretical Physics
• Astrophysics
• Nuclear and Particle Physics
• Photonics

Students must choose one of the specialities offered in the Master's program, except for those pursuing a dual international degree. In this case, they may complete the Master's Programme without choosing a specific speciality.

Each speciality is organized into subjects that constitute coherent units from a disciplinary perspective. All subjects have 5 or 6 ECTS credits. Some specialities include mandatory subjects.

The program is organised into two semesters. The first one is fully dedicated to academic training and the second one can be considered as an introduction to research. During the first semester, students must complete 30 ECTS credits of training corresponding to the curriculum of their chosen speciality. Depending on the speciality, the student may choose a certain number of ECTS credits from the other specialities, which gives the Master's degree a multidisciplinary character.