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- Open accessMaster's degree
Physics of Fundamental Interactions and Experimental Techniques
Tor Vergata University of RomeRome
A two year research master in particle, astroparticle and nuclear physics, taught in English at the Physics Department of Tor Vergata University of Rome. It suits a physics graduate who wants detector and laboratory work alongside theory, and who plans to go on to a PhD.
- Medium of Instruction letter accepted
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- Natural sciences
- Length
- 2 years
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- Taught in English
- Starts in
- September start
€1,000a year
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- Entrance testMaster's degree
Neurobiology
Sapienza University of RomeRome
Neurobiology is a two year LM-6 master at Sapienza covering neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, molecular neurobiology and behavioural neuroscience, ending in an experimental laboratory thesis worth 39 CFU. It suits biology or biotechnology graduates heading for a PhD or a research post, but most modules are taught in Italian, so it is not an English taught degree.
- The university's own test
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- Natural sciences
- Length
- 2 years
- Taught in
- Taught in Italian and English
€300a year
Closes 3 September 2026
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- Open accessMaster's degree
Physics
Sapienza University of RomeRome
A two year master's degree in physics taught entirely in English, with five curricula covering fundamental interactions, condensed matter, biological systems, statistical physics and advanced technologies. It suits a physics graduate heading for a PhD or a research post who can already show 65 credits of physics in a bachelor's degree.
- IELTS required
- Interview
- 80%
- Natural sciences
- Length
- 2 years
- Taught in
- Taught in English
- Starts in
- September start
€300a year
Closes 15 September 2026
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- Open accessMaster's degree
Science and Technology for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage
Sapienza University of RomeRome
A two-year Sapienza master's degree that trains conservation scientists to analyse the materials of cultural heritage and diagnose how they decay. It suits science graduates who want laboratory and diagnostic work on artworks, buildings and archaeological finds.
- IELTS required
- Interview
- 75%
- Natural sciences
- Length
- 2 years
- Taught in
- Taught in Italian and English
€300a year
Closes 15 September 2026
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