Masters in theoretical physics/high energy physics

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Ravi Mohan
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Hi,
I am an undergraduate senior with physics major. I am searching for masters programme in HEP/Theoretical physics (in Europe but not in U.K). So far I have found these programs
1. (LMU) http://www.theorie.physik.uni-muenchen.de/TMP/about_us/index.html
2. (ETH+EP) http://hep.polytechnique.edu/home/admission/apply-at-ethz/

It would help me if I can get to know about more such programs where I can, now, apply.

Also, I would like to know my chances in getting into these programs.

GPA = 7.9/10
PGRE = 980
GRE
V:153
Q:165
W:3.5
TOEFL:107
One summer research in Quantum Information (no publication). Currently I am working on my thesis (in CMP).

Thanks
 
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Most big universities should have theoretical high-energy physics master programmes - sometimes they just have a more general name.

LMU is certainly a good university, Heidelberg has a large HEP community (both experimental and theoretical), Karlsruhe, Dortmund, Hamburg and Jena could be interesting (just to name a few that came to my mind), and http://www.teilchenphysik.de/kontakte/uni__forschung/.
That is just Germany ;).
 
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