MSc. in Engineering Physics, research focus

Job opportunities

Graduates of the Master of Science in Engineering Physics often work in a multidisciplinary environment, in a team with specialists from different fields of science and engineering, on technological innovation projects.  Passionate about science and engineering, they can solve complex multi-physics problems, implement numerical simulations, conduct experiments, design prototypes, ... Employers appreciate their versatility and multidisciplinary outlook, their problem-solving skills grounded in scientific research, the fundamental sciences, and engineering, and their ability and desire to innovate.

Graduates of the Master of Science in Engineering Physics find employment in industry, research and development in industry, research centres, consultancy offices, government agencies, among other opportunities. 

The Master of Science in Engineering Physics also prepares students to continue their study and pursue a doctoral degree in cutting-edge research in a university or in industry.  The programme is an ideal preparation for PhD programmes in engineering. 

Career opportunities exist in a wide variety of sectors: micro- and nanotechnology, energy materials and solutions, physical chemistry, industrial fluids/flows/processes, aerospace, environmental, water management and waste treatment, solid mechanics, biomedical, numerical simulation, high-performance scientific computing, computational engineering, ...

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