Going from Electronics Engineering to Theoretical Physics?

[gerardofingurbe]

Due to the current situation in Venezuela , i decided on studying Two carreers in two different universities a public one and a private one (In Venezuela public universities are best , But they're usually on strike so they delay your studies often and a lot) , What i really love is physics , however physics is only taught in public universities here in Venezuela , I started Both carreers at the same time and currently I'm pretty close to graduating in electronics , and close to half of the carreer in Physics , due to Venezuela's situation I'm not sure i'll complete my bachelor's in physics , So here goes my question, is there any Good Master in Physics that takes electronics engineering in a country like Germany , Sweden , Norway or any where education is afordable?

 

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Did you check the university websites? If they don't publish that, you send the universities a mail.

 

[Stella.Physics]

Due to the current situation in Venezuela , i decided on studying Two carreers in two different universities a public one and a private one (In Venezuela public universities are best , But they're usually on strike so they delay your studies often and a lot) , What i really love is physics , however physics is only taught in public universities here in Venezuela , I started Both carreers at the same time and currently I'm pretty close to graduating in electronics , and close to half of the carreer in Physics , due to Venezuela's situation I'm not sure i'll complete my bachelor's in physics , So here goes my question, is there any Good Master in Physics that takes electronics engineering in a country like Germany , Sweden , Norway or any where education is afordable?

Check the following site, a friend of mine got her master and PhD and now she is doing her post doc

http://www.physics.auth.gr/en/postgrads/1