Learn to Convert fundamental physics into (new) technology that impacts society.
How is it possible that the human brain can perform 100,000 times as many tasks per second as a modern chip, with ten times less energy? What laws of physics do you encouter in a game of pool? Will impregnable security soon become a reality with the help of quantum physics? What will the chip of the future look like, and what knowledge of physics will we need to build it? If these kinds of questions fascinate you, the three-year, Dutch-taught Bachelor’s in Applied Physics is the right choice for you.
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You will follow this programme entirely in Dutch. On this page, the study programme is briefly summarised in English. Would you like more information? Then go to the Dutch website.
Why study Applied Physics?
Future jobs
As a technical physicist, you have expertise that is highly needed in a great variety of sectors, from the chip industry to healthcare and from aerospace to finance. You are a professional who can deploy fundamental physics knowledge and turn it into working technology with a strong societal impact. Are you curious about the types of jobs you can pursue with this knowledge and skills? We've listed some (of the endless) examples below:
- Materials scientist
- Chip developer
- Aerospace engineer
- Researcher
- Cybersecurity expert
- Climate analyst
- Nanotechnologist
- Quantum expert
- Data analyst
- Medical imaging specialist