Is it Possible to Earn a Masters Degree in Physics in Spain in Just 1 Year?

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In Spain, a Master's degree in Physics typically lasts one year after completing a four-year Bachelor's degree in Physics. This differs from many other European countries, where the Bachelor's degree is usually three years. While the standard duration for Master's programs is generally two years, many institutions offer one-year Master's programs. Prospective students should thoroughly research available programs in Spain, especially in cities like Barcelona, to find suitable options.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of the Spanish higher education system
  • Knowledge of Master's degree structures in Europe
  • Familiarity with admission requirements for Physics programs
  • Awareness of universities in Spain offering Physics Master's degrees
NEXT STEPS
  • Research universities in Barcelona that offer one-year Master's programs in Physics
  • Investigate admission criteria for Physics Master's programs for students with non-Physics Bachelor's degrees
  • Explore options for obtaining letters of recommendation from professors
  • Look into the curriculum and specializations available in Spanish Physics Master's programs
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Prospective graduate students, especially those with non-Physics backgrounds, looking to pursue a Master's degree in Physics in Spain.

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Hi to all, I plan to get a masters degree in physics in Spain, but from the information I got, it only lasts for 1 year. Do anyone know if this is possible or plausible? As I know, the standard duration is 2 years. Thanks!
 
Not going to be of much help, but I can tell you something as I'm Spanish: In Spain, the basic Physics degree takes four years, while it's only 3 in the rest of Europe (don't know how long in the US); we don't make that distinction between Bsc and Msc, which is separating 3 and 4 year courses. Correct me if I'm wrong. So it's either 4 years or nothing, but after that, a lot Masters only last one year. That's the issue. But I'm sure you'll find 2 years masters if you search for them.
 
Hey I am actually looking to do the same. I just started searching around for an appropriate school in Barcelona.

I actually have a Finance BS so I'm not sure I would get accepted into a Masters program for Physics... which is probably grounds for a new thread in this forum! I did earn an A+ in my Physics course while getting my undergrad and I am sure I could get a good letter of recommendation for my professor.

What schools have you been looking into?
 

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