The Physics and Astronomy department at Chalmers University of Technology offers advanced studies and research opportunities in a dynamic scientific environment. The department is structured into eight research divisions, fostering a collaborative atmosphere with academia, industry, and society. Students benefit from access to cutting-edge research infrastructures and centers, contributing to advancements in various fields. The department's work is reflected in its extensive publications and active research projects, available through the Chalmers research database. Education within the department ranges from undergraduate to doctoral levels, with a focus on preparing students for international careers.
Invoices are sent via email after admission results are announced. Payment is required before applying for a residence permit. Sanctions against Belarus, Iran, and Russia may affect monetary transactions.
Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Citizens of EU/EEA countries, Switzerland, and those with permanent Swedish residency (for reasons other than study) do not pay tuition fees.
Invoices are sent via email after admission results are announced. Payment is required before you can apply for a residence permit.
Applications are managed through universityadmissions.se. You should check the program-specific entry requirements and deadlines on the Chalmers website and then submit your application via the University Admissions in Sweden portal.
Scholarships are available for students who are required to pay tuition fees. More information can be found on the Chalmers website.
Specific entry requirements vary by program. Applicants must also meet the general English language proficiency requirements for Master's programs at Chalmers.