The discussion centers on pursuing a master's degree in theoretical physics, with a preference for programs in Spain but also considering options in Europe. Key topics include the broad nature of theoretical physics, with common specializations such as cosmology and particle physics, as well as other areas like condensed matter theory. Participants highlight the strengths of Spanish universities like Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, and Universidad de Valencia, suggesting they offer solid programs. There is a consensus that studying in Spain is advisable unless there is a strong interest in specific subjects not available locally. Additionally, the importance of international experience for academic careers is noted, with a recommendation to consider studying abroad for PhD or postdoctoral opportunities. Concerns about the application process and academic requirements at these universities are also raised, with some uncertainty expressed regarding the severity of admissions criteria.