Master in Physics

Physics at Gyeongsang National University in Jinju, South Korea, is a master's program covering the fundamental laws governing matter, energy, and the physical universe. The discipline spans core areas such as classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and modern physics topics including condensed matter physics, optics, and particle physics, depending on a program's specific research strengths. Students build mathematical and experimental skills, learning to model physical systems, design and run experiments, and analyze data to test theoretical predictions against observed phenomena. Careers linked to a physics degree include research physicist, materials scientist, data analyst, engineer, and roles in technology, semiconductor, and energy industries, as well as positions in academic and government research institutions and further study toward a doctoral degree. The master's program at Gyeongsang National University runs two years and is taught in English, with intakes in the spring semester beginning March 2nd and the autumn semester beginning September 1st. Based in Jinju, Gyeongsang National University offers this program for students who want to deepen their understanding of physical science through advanced coursework and research. For those interested in the mathematical and experimental study of nature, from subatomic particles to large-scale physical systems, this program builds the analytical and research foundation needed for careers in physics research, applied science, and technology-driven industries.