About the training program
The program is designed for bachelor's graduates who wish to deepen their knowledge in physics and pursue a research career at universities, knowledge-intensive industries, or research laboratories. Along with lecture courses, the program places significant emphasis on involving students in research groups working on cutting-edge areas of modern physics: space and plasma physics, astrophysics, and the development of instrumentation for astrophysical and plasma research.
What do graduates do?
Graduates will qualify for roles as:
1. Cosmology Researchers – Study cosmic plasma, interstellar media, and planetary atmospheres at observatories/research centers
2. Plasma Technology Specialists – Develop fusion reactors, plasma thrusters, and industrial plasma applications
3. Space Systems Engineers – Design and operate satellites, probes, and diagnostic equipment
4. Research Scientists – Model space weather, magnetospheric processes, and Sun-Earth interactions
5. Data Analysts – Process telescope and space mission data using ML and numerical methods
