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Engineering Physics certificate undergraduate in Europe
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[QUOTE="f95toli, post: 6024266, member: 87679"] I'm not sure what you mean by "certificate". There are many universities in Europe that offer BSc/MScs programs in Engineering Physics. The curriculum can vary a LOT between countries and even different universities; at some universities it is essentially an electrical engineering program with extra physics (focusing on e.g. semiconductor physics of photonics), and in other places it is physics with a lot of extra engineering courses (mainly EE) which tend to come in very handy if you want to pursue a PhD in experimental physics. In Sweden (where I studied) many (perhaps most) people who go on to get a PhD in physics have an MSc in Engineering physics (and this includes people who go on to do a theory PhD in say string theory) . [/QUOTE]
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