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Faculty of Science
Master's Degree in Physics Research Focus (Mons)

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Bloc 1Hours (*)TermCreditsWeight.
HT(*) HTPE(*) HTPS(*) HD(*) HR(*) Total
Placements15
US-M1-SCPHYS-001-M Placement000000Q215100
S-PHYS-054 Placements
Compulsory Courses5
US-M1-SCPHYS-002-M Scientific and Ethical Communication151500030Q23100
S-PHYS-026 Scientific and Ethical Communication
US-M1-SCPHYS-003-M Philosophy of Science15000015Q12100
S-PHYS-120 Philosophy of Science
Courses Specific to Specialist Focus30
US-M1-PHYSFA-128-M Biophysics and Magnetism300300060Q15100
S-PHYS-835 Biophysics and Magnetism
US-M1-PHYSFA-129-M Relativistic Quantum Mechanics402000060Q15100
S-PHYS-049 Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
US-M1-PHYSFA-130-M Plasma and Matter300150045Q15100
S-PHYS-052 Plasma and Matter
US-M1-PHYSFA-131-M Particle physics300300060Q15100
S-PHYS-050 Particle Physics
US-M1-PHYSFA-132-M Surface and Interface Physics300300060Q15100
S-PHYS-058 Surface and Interface Physics
US-M1-PHYSFA-133-M Optical Properties of Materials303000060Q15100
S-PHYS-059 Optical Properties of Materials
US-M1-PHYSFA-134-M General Relativity301500045Q15100
S-PHYS-053 General Relativity
US-M1-PHYSFA-135-M Semiconductors3015150060Q25100
S-PHYS-060 Semiconductors
Options15
Fundamental Interactions Option
US-M1-PHYSFA-010-M Atomic and Contemporary Astrophysics301500045Q15100
S-PHYS-048 Atomic and Contemporary Astrophysics
US-M1-PHYSFA-013-M Nuclear Physics II30000030Q24100
S-PHYS-051 Nuclear Physics II
US-M1-PHYSFA-014-M Astronomy - Supplementary Course151500030Q24100
S-PHYS-152 Astronomy - Supplementary Course
US-M1-PHYSFA-015-M External Laboratory Sessions00300030A4100
S-PHYS-034 External Laboratory Sessions
US-M1-PHYSFA-016-M Solitons15000015Q14100
S-PHYS-041 Solitons
US-M1-PHYSFA-017-M Numerical Analysis: Differential Equations30000030Q14100
S-MATH-945 Numerical Analysis: Differential Equations
US-M1-PHYSFA-788-M Particle Astrophysics15000015Q14100
S-PHYS-087 Particle Astrophysics
US-M1-PHYSFA-579-M Stellar astrophysics30000030Q14100
S-PHYS-205 Stellar Astrophysics
US-M1-PHYSFA-201-M Particle radiation detection and measurement30000030Q25100
S-PHYS-267 Particle radiation detection and measurement
US-M1-PHYSFA-204-M Management of ionizing radiation sources15000015Q24100
S-PHYS-287 Management of ionizing radiation sources
Materials Option
US-M1-PHYSFA-025-M Environmental Chemistry15000015Q12100
S-CHIM-030 Environmental Chemistry
US-M1-PHYSFA-026-M Software Modelling300300060Q26100
S-PHYS-057 Software Modelling
US-M1-PHYSFA-027-M Structures and Treatments of Metallic Alloys362709072Q16100
I-META-003 Structures and Treatments of Metallic Alloys
US-M1-PHYSFA-028-M Plasma Technology for the Treatment of Materials150150030Q13100
S-CHIM-120 Plasma Technology for the Treatment of Materials (Part A)
US-M1-PHYSFA-029-M Electronics100200030Q23100
S-INFO-006 Electronics
US-M1-PHYSFA-030-M Energy150150030Q23100
S-PHYS-125 Energy
US-M1-PHYSFA-032-M Signal Processing and Image Analysis151500030Q13100
S-PHYS-062 Signal Processing and Image Analysis
US-M1-PHYSFA-031-M Physical Measurements100200030Q13100
S-PHYS-027 Physical Measurements
Courses in common with option Option "IF" and "M"
US-M1-PHYSFA-034-M Ionising Radiation and Matter300300060Q26100
S-PHYS-040 Ionising Radiation and Matter
US-M1-PHYSFA-033-M Meteorology15000015Q23100
S-PHYS-028 Meteorology
US-M1-PHYSFA-037-M Multivariate Statistics151500030Q23100
S-PHYS-043 Multivariate Statistics
US-M1-PHYSFA-038-M Instrumental Spectroscopy: Techniques and Applications150150030Q14100
S-PHYS-106 Instrumental Spectroscopy: Techniques and Applications
US-M1-PHYSFA-289-M Micro- and Nanophotonics3015150060Q15100
S-PHYS-064 Micro- and Nanophotonics
US-M1-PHYSFA-589-M Fluid Mechanics151500030Q14100
S-PHYS-036 Fluid Mechanics
65
Bloc 2Hours (*)TermCreditsWeight.
HT(*) HTPE(*) HTPS(*) HD(*) HR(*) Total
Master Thesis
US-M2-SCPHYS-001-M Master Thesis in Physics000000A30100
S-PHYS-025 Master Thesis
Compulsory Courses
US-M2-SCPHYS-002-M Scientific and Ethical Communication151500030Q23100
S-PHYS-026 Scientific and Ethical Communication
US-M2-SCPHYS-003-M Philosophy of Science15000015Q12100
S-PHYS-120 Philosophy of Science
Optional Course25
Fundamental Interactions Option
US-M2-PHYSFA-014-M Elements of Quantum Chromodynamics15000015Q14100
S-PHYS-032 Elements of Quantum Chromodynamics
US-M2-PHYSFA-185-M Theoretical Physics of Elementary Particles30000030Q26100
S-PHYS-038 Theoretical Physics of Elementary Particles
US-M2-PHYSFA-016-M Structure of Hadrons15000015Q24100
S-PHYS-044 Structure of Hadrons
US-M2-PHYSFA-017-M Advanced Field Theory15000015Q14100
S-PHYS-033 Advanced Field Theory
US-M2-PHYSFA-018-M Unification of fundamental interactions30000030Q16100
S-PHYS-046 Unification of Fundamental Interactions
Materials Option
US-M2-PHYSFA-019-M Advanced Ceramics302406060Q15100
I-SDMA-019 Advanced Ceramics
US-M2-PHYSFA-020-M Biophysics - Supplementary Course150150030Q25100
S-PHYS-063 Biophysics - Supplementary Course
US-M2-PHYSFA-021-M Physics Interfaces - Supplementary Course300300060Q15100
S-PHYS-065 Physics of Interfaces - Supplementary Course
US-M2-PHYSFA-022-M Optics - Supplementary Course300300060Q15100
S-PHYS-066 Optics - Supplementary Course
US-M2-PHYSFA-023-M Intellectual Property15000015Q23100
S-CHIM-081 Intellectual Property
US-M2-PHYSFA-024-M Recent trends in Material Science30000030Q25100
S-PHYS-126 Recent Trends in Material Science
US-M2-PHYSFA-025-M Morphogenesis and Instabilities150150030Q24100
S-CHIM-049 Morphogenesis and Instabilities
US-M2-PHYSFA-026-M Chemistry of Novel Materials450150060Q26100
S-CHIM-899 Chemistry of Novel Materials
US-M2-PHYSFA-027-M Scanning Probe Microscopy150150030Q23100
S-CHIM-047 Scanning Probe Microscopy
US-M2-PHYSFA-028-M Introduction to Nanotechnology15000015Q12100
S-CHIM-045 Introduction to Nanotechnology
60
(*) HT : Hours of theory - HTPE : Hours of in-class exercices - HTPS : hours of practical work - HD : HMiscellaneous time - HR : Hours of remedial classes. - Per. (Period), Y=Year, Q1=1st term et Q2=2nd term
Please note, the course titles given here are translations of the original titles and are provided in English for information only. In order to know in which language the course will be taught, please refer to the French page. There, the titles provided in French indicate that the course is taught in French and the titles provided in English indicate that the course is taught in English.
Date de génération : 29/03/2017
20, place du Parc, B7000 Mons - Belgique
Tél: +32 (0)65 373111
Courriel: info.mons@umons.ac.be