International Master of Science Education Program
Applied Physics
Program information
You will become a specialist capable of performing interdisciplinary applied research in the field of physics, chemistry, and materials science using nanotechnologies and technologies for designing nanomaterials.
You will be able to solve physical problems in obtaining and researching advanced materials for nanoelectronics.
You will master the advanced technology of depeloping quantum magnetic and semiconductor materials.
You will use modern methods of studying nanostructures with atomic precision and ultra-high sensitivity.
You will be invited to leading Russian and foreign universities and research institutes as a teacher or researcher (Postdoc).
You can become a researcher or technologist at enterprises producing telecommunication and electronic equipment.
Graduates are provided with the opportunity to continue their education in the postgraduate FEFU full-time with the subsequent employment in the position of a research assistant or senior lecturer.
Number of budget places in the direction of training: 15
Training mode: contact form + online form
Duration of study: 2 years (120 credits)
Implementation language: Russian and English
Entrance examinations are held in the form of a competition of documents (portfolio), taking into account individual achievements.
Rules for admission to magistracy-2020 on the FEFU website
If you have questions about Master Program, please email on ognevav@gmail.com
Benefits of the program
Students participate in interdisciplinary projects that have received grant support, working with leading teams of FEFU scientists, interning at foreign universities and national laboratories, academic institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences, as well as in laboratories of universities and partner program organizations from APR countries.
We cooperate with leading scientific groups in the field of applied physics, nanoelectronics and physics of magnetic materials from universities of the Asia-Pacific countries:
Oakland University (USA)
Korea University (Korea)
Tohoku University (Japan)
National Tsing-Hua University (Taiwan)
The University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
The University of Western Australia (Australia)
University of New South Wales
Institute of Physics CAS (China)
Research is conducted on modern world-class scientific equipment, including electronic and photolithography, electron microscopes, ultrahigh-vacuum installations, vibrating sample magnetometers, optical magnetometers and microscopes, etc.
At the end of the program, successful graduates can
work as a Research Associate or as a Postdoc at leading laboratories in the field of nanoelectronics, magnetism, nanotechnology worldwide.
Curriculum program
Total - 120 credits
The base module - 20 credits
Variable module - 40 credits
Scientific work - 54 credits
Thesis - 6 credits
1 year
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Advanced Imaging Techniques and Methods for Nanotechnology / Методы микроскопии для нанотехнологий
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Simulation methods in Physics and Material Science / Моделирование физических систем и процессов
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The state-of-the-art electronics / Современная электроника
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Introduction to Hardware Design / Введение в схемотехнику
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Nanoindustry and nanomaterial applications / Методика преподавания физики
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English for academic purposes / Английский язык для академических целей
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Scientific methods for studying the structure and properties of materials / Методология научных исследований в физике
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Research Training / Практика по получению профессиональных умений и опыта профессиональной деятельности (организационно-управленческий)
1 year
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Design of Nanomaterials / Дизайн наноматериалов
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Introduction to Modern Physics of Magnetic Materials / Введение в современную физику магнитных материалов
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Advanced method and technology for creation of low – dimensional structures / Специальные методы и технологии создания низкоразмерных материалов
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Advanced simulation methods in Applied Physics / Методы математического моделирования в прикладной физике
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Phase transitions in condensed matter: properties and structure / Фазовые переходы в конденсированных средах: свойства и структура
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Elements of the theory of fractals in magnetism / Элементы теории фракталов в магнетизме
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Amorphous nanocrystalline alloys / Аморфно-нанокристаллические сплавы
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Additional chapters of crystallography / Дополнительные главы кристаллографии
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English for academic purposes / Английский язык для академических целей
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Advanced IT for Data Analysis and Simulation / Специальные ИТ для анализа данных и расчетов
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Digital Electronics / Цифровая электроника
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Research in Labs / Научно-исследовательская работа
2 year
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Spintronics and nanomagnetism / Спинтроника и наномагнетизм
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Introduction to quantum materials / Введение в квантовые материалы
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Introduction to High Energy Physics / Введение в физику высоких энергий
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Techniques for growing thin films / Методы и технологии выращивания тонких пленок
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Science as a Creative Process / Организация научно-исследовательской работы
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Philosophy and history of science and technology / Философия и история науки и техники
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Scientific seminar / Научно-исследовательский семинар по современным проблемам нанотехнологий и наноматериалам
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Research in Labs / Научно-исследовательская работа
2 year
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Physical methods for the synthesis of nanoparticles / Физические методы синтеза наночастиц
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Research in Labs / Научно-исследовательская работа
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Dissertation Preparation / Преддипломная практика
Alexey Ognev
Head of the educational program, Professor
Doctor of Physical and Mathematical sciences, Professor, Head of the laboratory of thin-film technologies.
He is engaged in obtaining and studying of nano-structures for the new type of electronics - Spintronics, Spinn-orbitronics and neuromorphic devices.
Alexander Samardak
Associate Professor, Leading Researcher
Eugeny Pustovalov
Professor, Head of the Computer Systems Department
Doctor of Physical and Mathematical sciences, Professor, Head of the Laboratory of electron microscopy and image processing.
Specialist in electron microscopy and image processing.
Vladimir Korotchensev
Professor, Head of the General Physics Department
Candidate of Chemical Sciences, specialist in the field of photoelectron spectroscopy and quantum chemical modeling.
Maksim Stebliy
Associate Professor, Senior Researcher
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Senior Researcher of the Laboratory of Thin-Film Technologies.
Main research interests: development of nanomaterials, nanomagnetism, spin Hall effect, antiferromagnetics.
Aleksandr Davydenko
Associate Professor, Senior Researcher
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Senior Researcher of the Laboratory of Thin-Film Technologies.
Main research interests: molecular beam epitaxy, nanomagnetism, perpendicular magnetic anisotropy, multilayers.
Alexander Kolesnikov
Assistant Professor, Researcher
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Senior Researcher of the Laboratory of Thin-Film Technologies.
Main research interests: micromagnetic modeling nanomagnetism, perpendicular magnetic anisotropy, skyrmions, topological textures.
Invited Professors
Prof. Andrey Slavin, Oakland University (USA)
Prof. Young Keun KIM, Korea University (Korea)
Prof. Zung-Hang Wei, National Tsing-Hua University (Taiwan)
Prof. Philip Pong, The University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
Prof Mikhail Kostylev, The University of Western Australia (Australia)
Prof. Oleg Tretiakov, University of New South Wales (Australia)
Prof. Xiufeng Han, Institute of Physics CAS (China)
