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Quantum field theory

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Master's degree in physics and astronomy in the educational-scientific program "Quantum Field Theory", professional qualification: 2111.2 physicist, 2111.1 junior researcher

2 years

120

7

Second (Master)

Natural sciences

KnowledgeField EN

First level of higher education (bachelor's degree)

According to the results of entrance examinations, namely: 1. A single entrance exam in a foreign language. 2. Professional entrance examination conducted at the Faculty of Physics of the University.

The final attestation of graduates of the educational program is carried out in the form of a comprehensive exam and public defense of qualifying work and ends with the issuance of a standard document on awarding him a degree with higher educational qualifications: Master of Physics and Astronomy educational program "Quantum Field Theory".

1. Apply basic and specialized knowledge and understanding of current problems and achievements from selected areas of modern theoretical and experimental physics and/or astronomy to perform complex tasks and solve practical problems. 2. Conduct experimental and/or theoretical research in physics and astronomy, analyze the results in the context of existing theories, draw logical conclusions (including uncertainty estimation) and make suggestions for further research. 3. Apply modern theories of scientific management and business administration for the organization of scientific and applied research processes in the field of physics and/or astronomy. 4. Select and apply appropriate methods for processing and analysis of data from physical and/or astronomical research and assessing their reliability. 5. Carry out a phenomenological and theoretical description of the studied physical and/or astronomical phenomena, objects and processes. 6. Choose efficient mathematical methods and computational technologies, and apply them to research and/or innovation in physics and/or astronomy. 7. Evaluate the novelty and reliability of scientific results from the chosen field of physics and/or astronomy, which are published in the form of papers or oral presentations. 8. Report on the results of the research in the form of presentations at seminars, conferences, etc., develop professional written descriptions of the research, taking into account the requirements, purpose and target audience. 9. Analyze and summarize scientific results in the chosen field of physics and/or astronomy, track the latest developments in this area, communicate with colleagues for mutual benefit. 10. Search for information and data needed to solve complex problems of physics and/or astronomy, using various sources, including scientific publications, scientific databases, etc., evaluate and critically analyze the information and data obtained. 11. Apply theories, principles and methods of physics and/or astronomy to solve complex interdisciplinary theoretical and applied problems. 12. Develop and apply effective algorithms and specialized software for modeling of physical and/or astronomical objects and processes, and for processing of the results of experimental observations. 13. Create physical, mathematical and computational models of physical objects and phenomena, verify their applicability, apply them to obtain new conclusions and deeper understanding of nature, analyze limitations. 14. Develop and teach physical and/or astronomical disciplines in institutions of higher, professional higher, professional (vocational), general secondary and extracurricular education, apply modern educational technologies and methods, provide the necessary advisory and methodological support to students. 15. Plan scientific research taking into account the goals and limitations, choose effective research methods, make reasonable conclusions based on the results of the research. 16. Participate productively in experimental and/or theoretical research in physics and astronomy. 17. Apply modern research methods to solve practical problems in nonlinear physics and physics of many particle systems. 18. Master the basic theoretical methods of investigations of atomic nuclei, basic models of the atomic nucleus, methods of nuclear reactions research, standard models of elementary particles and cosmology.

Full-time form

Written and oral exams, tests, differentiated tests, presentations, tests, current control, defense of practices, comprehensive exam, defense of master's thesis. Exam and differentiated test rating scale: 90 -100 points - excellent; 75-89 points - good; 60-74 points - satisfactory; 0-59 points - fail. Test rating scale: 60-100 points - passed; 0-59 points - fail.

Opportunity to study at the level of "Doctor of Philosophy" (third level of higher education)