Exploring Top Masters Programs in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics in Europe

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A student in their final year of a BSc in physics and math is seeking recommendations for master's programs in Europe that offer stipends or scholarships. They are particularly interested in theoretical and mathematical physics, including quantum mechanics and solid-state physics, but have not yet finalized their specific interests. The discussion invites suggestions for reputable universities and programs that align with these criteria.
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I'm on my last year of a bsc in physics and math, and am looking for a good masters program.
I want it to be in a good university, preferably in Europe. It is also important that it has a stipend or a scholarship available.

I found a few good options, but I'd love to hear your recommendations and make sure I didn't miss anything good.
 
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Hi there! I also on my final year in physics and thinking of doing masters. What course do you have in mind so far?
 
It might help if you were to tell people what fields you're interested in pursuing.
 
Well, I haven't finished my bachelor's yet, so I don't feel that I can decide what interests me at this stage. I hope to make that decision during my masters studies.
However, I do lean towards theoretical and mathematical physics, in the fields of quantum mechanics, solid state physics and other fields.
 
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