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About the programme The Doctoral School of Physics is based on the research fields of astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics. The School offers graduate courses in a broad range of physics, including atomic and molecular physics, optics and laser physics, material science, mathematical physics, astrophysics, biophysics, clinical radiology and nuclear medicine. Well-equipped laboratories are available for experimental research projects. Facilities include several high intensity and ultrashort-pulse lasers; atomic force, optical and electron microscopes; spectrographs; vacuum chambers; clinical CT, MR and SPECT equipment; a computer network, and an astronomical observatory. The research projects are funded by national (OT KA, NFÜ) and international (mainly EU ) agencies. Educational programmes of the Doctoral Schools: astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics. Sample research areas: UV photoablation of polymers and biological materials; Computational modelling of biomolecules; Laser-plasma interactions; Harmonic generation; Spectroscopy of biomembranes and membrane proteins; Nuclear medicine; Extrasolar planets, optical photometry and time series analysis of astronomical objects; Black holes; Cosmology; Gravitational waves. For more research topics please consult the programme website. Level of the programme: PhD Duration of the programme: 4+4 semesters Registered in: EU Credits: 240
Program overview
Main Subject
Physics and Astronomy
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
About the programme The Doctoral School of Physics is based on the research fields of astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics. The School offers graduate courses in a broad range of physics, including atomic and molecular physics, optics and laser physics, material science, mathematical physics, astrophysics, biophysics, clinical radiology and nuclear medicine. Well-equipped laboratories are available for experimental research projects. Facilities include several high intensity and ultrashort-pulse lasers; atomic force, optical and electron microscopes; spectrographs; vacuum chambers; clinical CT, MR and SPECT equipment; a computer network, and an astronomical observatory. The research projects are funded by national (OT KA, NFÜ) and international (mainly EU ) agencies. Educational programmes of the Doctoral Schools: astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics. Sample research areas: UV photoablation of polymers and biological materials; Computational modelling of biomolecules; Laser-plasma interactions; Harmonic generation; Spectroscopy of biomembranes and membrane proteins; Nuclear medicine; Extrasolar planets, optical photometry and time series analysis of astronomical objects; Black holes; Cosmology; Gravitational waves. For more research topics please consult the programme website. Level of the programme: PhD Duration of the programme: 4+4 semesters Registered in: EU Credits: 240
We expect applicants to be interested in the research programmes published on our website.
Application requirements: fully completed and signed application form, MSc degree in Physics* from an accredited university or higher education institution, demonstrated proficiency in English (TELC/ECL B2, TOEFL IBT – 72, RPDT – 72, Cambridge FC B, IELTS – 5.5), copy of passport, 2 recommendation letters from recognised academic persons, recent medical certificate of satisfactory general health status, CV, motivation letter, individual interview (online), and payment of the non-refundable application fee.
Please choose a topic proposal and contact the doctoral school and the supervisor before submitting your application.
Exemption from English language exam certificate: During the application to the programmes of the Faculty of Science and Informatics those applicants are not required to provide the English language exam certificates who are natives of one of the following countries and can officially demonstrate that their academic studies have been conducted in English. For the list of countries click here.
4 Years
Feb
Sep
Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Upload academic documents to demonstrate your knowledge and language proficiency
An entrance examination in person or online may also be required
The average tuition fee for undergraduates is €2,500, but humanities programs cost €1,500 on average and health program tuition is around €3,100 on average.
International students who wish to apply for an undergraduate program will do so via the online application platform.
Applicants should check the university’s websiteto find the best course for them. Each description has its specific paragraph about the application process. Applicants are required to fill in the online application form, upload the necessary documents and take an entrance exam in person or online.
For further information on the programmes, application procedures and deadlines, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
Physics (PhD)
Rector's Department, University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary
# 601-620QS Subject Rankings
48 monthsProgram duration
5,000 EURTuition Fee/year
YesScholarships
Program overview
Main Subject
Physics and Astronomy
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The Doctoral School of Physics is based on the research fields of astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics. The School offers graduate courses in a broad range of physics, including atomic and molecular physics, optics and laser physics, material science, mathematical physics, astrophysics, biophysics, clinical radiology and nuclear medicine. Well-equipped laboratories are available for experimental research projects. Facilities include several high intensity and ultrashort-pulse lasers; atomic force, optical and electron microscopes; spectrographs; vacuum chambers; clinical CT, MR and SPECT equipment; a computer network, and an astronomical observatory. The research projects are funded by national (OT KA, NFÜ) and international (mainly EU ) agencies.
Educational programmes of the Doctoral Schools: astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics.
Sample research areas: UV photoablation of polymers and biological materials; Computational modelling of biomolecules; Laser-plasma interactions; Harmonic generation; Spectroscopy of biomembranes and membrane proteins; Nuclear medicine; Extrasolar planets, optical photometry and time series analysis of astronomical objects; Black holes; Cosmology; Gravitational waves. For more research topics please consult the programme website.
Level of the programme: PhD Duration of the programme: 4+4 semesters Registered in: EU Credits: 240
Program overview
Main Subject
Physics and Astronomy
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The Doctoral School of Physics is based on the research fields of astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics. The School offers graduate courses in a broad range of physics, including atomic and molecular physics, optics and laser physics, material science, mathematical physics, astrophysics, biophysics, clinical radiology and nuclear medicine. Well-equipped laboratories are available for experimental research projects. Facilities include several high intensity and ultrashort-pulse lasers; atomic force, optical and electron microscopes; spectrographs; vacuum chambers; clinical CT, MR and SPECT equipment; a computer network, and an astronomical observatory. The research projects are funded by national (OT KA, NFÜ) and international (mainly EU ) agencies.
Educational programmes of the Doctoral Schools: astrophysics, biophysics, laser physics, optics, radiology and nuclear medicine, solid state physics and laser-matter interaction, theoretical and mathematical physics.
Sample research areas: UV photoablation of polymers and biological materials; Computational modelling of biomolecules; Laser-plasma interactions; Harmonic generation; Spectroscopy of biomembranes and membrane proteins; Nuclear medicine; Extrasolar planets, optical photometry and time series analysis of astronomical objects; Black holes; Cosmology; Gravitational waves. For more research topics please consult the programme website.
Level of the programme: PhD Duration of the programme: 4+4 semesters Registered in: EU Credits: 240
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Important Dates
Application
Who should apply?
We expect applicants to be interested in the research programmes published on our website.
Application requirements: fully completed and signed application form, MSc degree in Physics* from an accredited university or higher education institution, demonstrated proficiency in English (TELC/ECL B2, TOEFL IBT – 72, RPDT – 72, Cambridge FC B, IELTS – 5.5), copy of passport, 2 recommendation letters from recognised academic persons, recent medical certificate of satisfactory general health status, CV, motivation letter, individual interview (online), and payment of the non-refundable application fee.
Please choose a topic proposal and contact the doctoral school and the supervisor before submitting your application.
Exemption from English language exam certificate: During the application to the programmes of the Faculty of Science and Informatics those applicants are not required to provide the English language exam certificates who are natives of one of the following countries and can officially demonstrate that their academic studies have been conducted in English. For the list of countries click here.
Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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There are 11 Bachelors’ programs offered, as well as three undivided programs for high school students intending to study Medicine, Dentistry or Pharmacy. See the subjects covered on the website.
The application process varies by program, but there are some general requirements all undergraduate hopefuls need to follow:
The average tuition fee for undergraduates is €2,500, but humanities programs cost €1,500 on average and health program tuition is around €3,100 on average.
International students who wish to apply for an undergraduate program will do so via the online application platform.
Applicants should check the university’s website to find the best course for them. Each description has its specific paragraph about the application process. Applicants are required to fill in the online application form, upload the necessary documents and take an entrance exam in person or online.
For further information on the programmes, application procedures and deadlines, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
Arts and Humanities (5)
Italian Studies (in Italian) (BA)
Music and Performing Arts (BA)
Business and Management (5)
Business Administration and Management (BSc)
Tourism and Catering (BSc)
Engineering and Technology (5)
Agricultural Engineering (BSc)
Life Sciences and Medicine (5)
Nurse (BSc)
Physiotherapist (BSc)
Social Sciences and Management (5)
English and American Studies (BA)
French Studies (in French) (BA)
German Studies (in German) (BA)
Spanish Studies (in Spanish) (BA)
There are 25 Master’s programs available at the University of Szeged.
The application process varies depending on the program; however, there are certain general requirements all applicants need to follow. These include:
The average tuition fees at postgraduate level is €2,5000, but some programs may cost €1,900 (legal studies) or €8,000 for medicine programs.
For further information on the programmes, application procedures and deadlines, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
Arts and Humanities (6)
Classical Musical Instrumental Performance (MA)
Classical Singing (MA)
English Studies (MA)
French Studies (in French) (MA)
German Studies (in German) (MA)
Italian Studies (in Italian) (MA)
Philosophy (MA)
Spanish Studies (in Spanish) (MA)
Business and Management (6)
Double Degree International Economy and Business (MA) (in English)
International Economy and Business (MSc)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Computer Science (MSc)
Food Science and Food Technology Engineering (MSc)
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Biology (MSc)
Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD)
General Medicine (MD)
Natural Sciences (6)
Applied Mathematics (MSc)
Chemistry (MSc)
Geography (MSc)
Social Sciences and Management (6)
American Studies (MA)
Choreomundus - International master in Dance Knowledge, Practice, and Heritage (in English) (Dual & Double Degrees)
Comparative Intellectual Property Law (CIPL) LLM Master’s Degree 2 semesters
Educational Science (MA)
International Relations (MA)
International Relations (MA), in French - Specialty in European Studies
International Studies (MA) Specialization in Europe-Africa Development
International and European Trade and Investment Law (LL.M)
Master in International Relations (in French) (Dual & Double Degrees)
Russian Studies (in Russian) (MA)
Study of Religions (MA)
Arts and Humanities (5)
History (PhD)
Linguistics (PhD) - In English, Russian or German
Literary Studies (PhD) - in English, French, Russian or German
Philosophy (PhD)
Engineering and Technology (5)
Computer Science (PhD)
Life Sciences and Medicine (5)
Biology (PhD)
Clinical Medicine (PhD)
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)
Interdisciplinary Sciences (PhD)
Multidisciplinary Medical Sciences (PhD)
Pharmaceutical Sciences (PhD)
Theoretical Medicine (PhD)
Natural Sciences (5)
Chemistry (PhD)
Earth sciences (PhD)
Environmental Sciences (PhD)
Mathematics (PhD)
Physics (PhD)
Social Sciences and Management (5)
Economics (PhD)
Educational Sciences (PhD)
Law and Political Sciences (PhD) in English