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Universities Sweden Lund University Courses Master's in Computational Science, Physics

Master's in Computational Science, Physics
at Lund University

Lund, Sweden

Tuition Fee kr 155,000
Country Rank-
Duration24 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5

Program Overview

Computations are becoming more and more important in research and industry. To make predictions, analysis or to replace experiments, we make use of numerical simulations and machine learning on large computers. We generate and store large amounts of data and use data science to search for patterns, connections, and trends.

The Master Programme in Computational Science with specialisation in Physics will give you detailed knowledge about the underlying methods with respect to physics. You will learn how to study complex processes in natural sciences, and how Computational Science can contribute to knowledge evolution in society.

Entry Requirement
- Bachelor´s degree in Physics of at least 180 credits.
- Proficiency in English equivalent to English 6/B from Swedish upper-secondary school or
- Bachelor’s degree of at least 180 credits in Science or Engineering. The degree should contain at least 30 credits mathematics, of which 6 credits in programming and 7.5 credits in statistics, and an additional 90 credits in mathematics and/or physics.
Fees & Scholarships
For International Students: kr 1,55,000 per year
Career Prospect
After graduation, there are several different career paths depending on which subject profile you have chosen. The Master's programme gives you a solid ground for postgraduate education in natural sciences. You can also choose a career path outside academia and then find attractive jobs in areas where there is a need to solve computational problems both in industry and in public administration and other organisations.

Cost Of Studying At Lund University

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

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Master's in Computational Science, Physics at Lund University