As a student of the Master’s in Applied Physics with a specialisation in Physics of Fluids, you will be taught by leading professors of various research groups. Moreover, you will have the opportunity to contribute to high-end research yourself, in the second year of your Master’s, for example, when you will write your master’s thesis. As part of your thesis, you will join the research chair Physics of Fluids.
Physics of Fluids
The Physics of Fluids group studies a wide variety of flow phenomena, both fundamental and applied, and they combine experimental, theoretical, and numerical methods to solve problems in fluid dynamics. The range of topics goes from nanobubbles to accretion disks, from granular flow to medical flow, and from wind turbines to microfluidic chips.