About the training program
The program is intended for bachelors who want to deepen their knowledge in the field of physics and continue a research career in a university, high-tech production, or research laboratory. Along with lecture courses, the program pays great attention to involving students in research groups working in promising areas of modern physics: space and plasma physics, astrophysics, and the development of equipment for astrophysical and plasma research.
What do graduates do?
Graduates can work as: • Physicists-cosmologists – study processes in cosmic plasma, interstellar medium, and planetary atmospheres in scientific centers and observatories. • Specialists in plasma technologies – develop facilities for thermonuclear fusion, plasma engines, and industrial applications. • Space systems engineers – participate in the creation and operation of satellites, probes, and diagnostic equipment. • Scientists – model space weather, magnetospheric processes, and solar-terrestrial interactions. • Data analysts – process information from telescopes and space missions using ML and numerical methods.
