About the programme
The Nuclear and Particle Physics master's programme focuses on the structure of matter and the fundamental interactions in the microworld. The programme combines advanced quantum theory, detection methods, and data analysis. Students can specialize in theory, experiments, or accelerator technology. They also take part in research at Czech and foreign research institutions (for example, CERN, Brookhaven National Laboratory, GSI Darmstadt, Pierre Auger Observatory).
programme content
Students will attend core courses focused on:
- detection systems,
- quantum physics,
- particle accelerators physics.
career prospects
Graduates have extensive knowledge in nuclear and particle physics, which they can apply in practice. They can pursue careers in science, industry, medical physics, technology development, or computational modelling.
state final exam
Compulsory subjects
Particle Physics
Experimental Methods
Optional subjects
General Theory of Relativity
Physics of Heavy Ions
Particle Accelerators