Programme objectives
The Physics Non-Thesis Master's Programme aims to provide up-to-date scientific knowledge in classical and modern physics, theoretical physics, solid-state physics and nuclear physics, and to develop the professional and technical expertise of physics teachers and specialists working in industry, research and development, and high-technology sectors at postgraduate level.
Programme highlights
- Take the first step towards a doctorate in physics
- Learn with knowledgeable academic staff
- Conduct theoretical, experimental and computational research
- Develop your theoretical and experimental knowledge of physics
Examinations
Midterm examinations in master’s programmes use alternative online assessment methods such as assignments, projects and portfolios. Final and resit examinations are held in person at our university.
Graduation requirements
To complete the coursework stage, non-thesis master’s students must obtain at least 65, the minimum passing grade, in every course. Graduation also requires completion of the project or thesis work.
Additional information
- The language of instruction is Turkish.
- To graduate, students prepare a Master’s Project in addition to their normal course load.
- An ALES score is not required.