CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY · SWEDEN
Applied Quantum Physics
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Master's
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The Applied Quantum Physics (AQP) laboratory focuses on theoretical physics, with a team of approximately 35 researchers. Our work involves applying theoretical tools to current and future solid-state physics experiments. Our research areas are diverse, including quantum thermodynamics, exotic phases in high-temperature superconductors, transport phenomena in nanostructures, 2D materials like graphene, quantum information in continuous variables and superconducting circuits, quantum algorithms, quantum machine learning, and quantum acoustics/plasmonics. We contribute to education by lecturing and assisting in various theoretical courses within the university. The laboratory is home to several research groups, each delving into specific aspects of quantum physics and its applications.
Careers
Graduates with a background in Applied Quantum Physics are well-prepared for a variety of roles in research and development, particularly in fields leveraging advanced theoretical physics and experimental solid-state physics.
- Theoretical Physicist
- Quantum Information Scientist
- Materials Scientist
- R&D Engineer
Frequently asked questions
- Who is eligible for tuition fees exemption?
- Citizens of EU/EEA countries, Switzerland, or individuals with permanent Swedish residency (for reasons other than study) are exempt from tuition fees. All other international students will be invoiced for tuition fees after admission results are announced.
- How do I apply for the Applied Quantum Physics programme?
- Applications are submitted through the central Swedish university admissions portal, universityadmissions.se. You should explore programmes on the Chalmers website, verify you meet the entry requirements, and then submit your application online.
- When do I need to pay my tuition fees?
- Tuition fees must be paid in SEK before you can apply for a residence permit. The fee amount will be communicated via invoice after the admission results are announced.
- What are the career prospects after graduating from this programme?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Theoretical Physicist, Quantum Information Scientist, Materials Scientist, and R&D Engineer, particularly in fields utilizing advanced theoretical and experimental physics.
- What are the specific tuition fee amounts for international students?
- Specific tuition fee amounts are not listed on this page. The fee amount will be communicated via invoice after admission results are announced and must be paid in SEK.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA or Switzerland. The fee amount will be communicated via invoice after admission results are announced. Payment is required before applying for a residence permit. Specific fee amounts are not listed on this page. Payment is to be made in SEK (Swedish Krona).
Tuition (home)No tuition fees for EU/EEA citizens, Switzerland, or those with permanent Swedish residency for reasons other than study.
LivingInformation regarding the cost of living in Sweden is available but not detailed on this page.
Swedish universities are prohibited from conducting monetary transactions with Belarus, Iran, and Russia due to international regulations. Contact tuitionfees@chalmers.se for fee-related questions and admissions@chalmers.se for scholarship questions.
How to apply
1. Find a ProgrammeExplore the available master's programmes on the Chalmers website and select 'Applied Quantum Physics'.
2. Check RequirementsVerify that you meet the academic and English language entry requirements for the programme.
3. Apply OnlineSubmit your application through universityadmissions.se. This is the central portal for all higher education applications in Sweden.
4. Await Selection ResultsAdmission results will be posted in your account on universityadmissions.se after the selection process.
5. Accept Offer and Pay FeesIf admitted, you will receive information about how to accept the offer and pay tuition fees (if applicable) by the specified deadline.
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible for tuition fees exemption?
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Citizens of EU/EEA countries, Switzerland, or individuals with permanent Swedish residency (for reasons other than study) are exempt from tuition fees. All other international students will be invoiced for tuition fees after admission results are announced.
How do I apply for the Applied Quantum Physics programme?
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Applications are submitted through the central Swedish university admissions portal, universityadmissions.se. You should explore programmes on the Chalmers website, verify you meet the entry requirements, and then submit your application online.
When do I need to pay my tuition fees?
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Tuition fees must be paid in SEK before you can apply for a residence permit. The fee amount will be communicated via invoice after the admission results are announced.
What are the career prospects after graduating from this programme?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Theoretical Physicist, Quantum Information Scientist, Materials Scientist, and R&D Engineer, particularly in fields utilizing advanced theoretical and experimental physics.
What are the specific tuition fee amounts for international students?
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Specific tuition fee amounts are not listed on this page. The fee amount will be communicated via invoice after admission results are announced and must be paid in SEK.