Programs Physics Bachelors in Europe taught in English

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The discussion revolves around the search for bachelor's degree programs in physics taught in English across Europe, specifically excluding the UK and Ireland. The initial inquiry received minimal responses, leading to frustration among participants. Some users pointed out that while there were a couple of answers, they felt insufficient, particularly since one response mistakenly referred to a master's program instead of a bachelor's. The conversation highlights the need for more comprehensive information on universities offering English-taught physics programs in Europe, emphasizing the importance of thorough research for prospective students.
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independentphysics said:
but got no answers.
Nonsense. It got two answers, and the question itself mentioned two others,

This is not a good start if you want to be a scholar.
 
Vanadium 50 said:
Nonsense. It got two answers, and the question itself mentioned two others,

This is not a good start if you want to be a scholar.
It got one answer (the other one referred to a master's degree, and not a bachelor). I assume there are more than one university in Europe in which a bachelor in physics is taught in English, so a single university answer can be considered an unsufficiently answered post for the question posted.
 

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