Master's in Physics

With a rich history spanning over 700 years, Sapienza University of Rome has welcomed over 120,000 students and boasts a faculty of over 3,500 professors and 3,000 professional staff. As the largest university in Europe, it is dedicated to advancing society through research, quality education, and global partnerships. The university has earned high rankings for its research, educational quality, and international reach, and is highly regarded across many fields of study.

The master's degree program in Physics is divided into four tracks/curricula. The Fundamental Interactions track, delivered in English, aims to provide a solid mastery of high energy physics and gravity, focusing both on theoretical and experimental aspects. The Condensed Matter Physics track, delivered in English, aims instead to provide an in-depth knowledge of the theoretical and experimental aspects of condensed matter. The Biophysics track, delivered in part in Italian, focuses on biophysics, both from a computational and an experimental point of view. The General Theoretical Physics track, on the other hand, allows the student to study theoretical topics in the field of gravitation and elementary particles (partly delivered in English, partly in Italian), statistical mechanics, and complex systems.