Candidates will be admitted according to the ranking list based on the results of the matriculation examination.
Number of points for the ranking is determined as the weighted average number of points corresponding to the matriculation examination in subjects specific to the field of study.
Physics graduates have extensive knowledge in the field of physics based on the foundation of mathematical and natural sciences. Students can understand a rigorous description of physical phenomena, use modern measurement equipment and technical diagnostic systems. They can collect, process, and transmit information.
Employment opportunity:
Physics graduates acquire competencies that allow them to further choose various careers. The specificity of studies makes graduates able to adapt to the conditions of today’s job market, coping in a research or industrial laboratory, in a computer company or at school. Often physicists can be found in jobs that are not directly related to physics, such as banks, large public administration units or consulting firms. This proves the versatility and openness of physics education, developing the ability to analyze a variety of problems, often using advanced statistical techniques. This makes it possible to reduce complex issues to their essential components, properly diagnose the relationships between them, and finally find solutions to the problems.