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Only students on the Master's degree programme in physics are eligible for this course. It is not available to any other category of students as a singular or elective course.

Application for approval must be submitted to the Programme Board within a deadline, which is normally 1 September in the autumn semester and 1 February in the spring semester. Students apply by handing in a supervision contract (veiledningskontrakt for mastergradsoppgave) along with a project description. Students must register to the exam as for ordinary courses.

A diploma is not issued before all courses are passed.

Knowledge - The candidate:

• has a solid basis in natural sciences in general, and in particular in physics
• has advanced knowledge of theory and methods in one of the disciplines offered
• has thorough knowledge about mathematical and statistical methods for analysis of physical problems
• can apply knowledge on new areas of research in one of the disciplines offered
• has good knowledge of scientific method and knows how to conduct a research experiment

Skills - The candidate:

• is able to use scientific measurement equipment and carry out advanced experiments
• is able to evaluate and analyse measurement data in a critical manner
• is able to assess sensors and measurement devices and evaluate and quantify their error sources
• is able to use programming tools and advanced software for solving physical problems numerically
• is able to work independently with problem solving following scientific method
• can evaluate and analyse published theories, methods and experiments in the physics literature

General competences - The candidate:

• displays good communication skills, oral and written, in the presentation of scientific work for both the general public and for the specialists in the field
• displays good working habits and follows the code of ethics in scientific work
• is able to continue a career within research, teaching, production, development and technical professions in the society
• can produce a well-structured presentation of an extensive independent scientific work
• can carry out an independent, limited research or development project under supervision in physics or related areas
• can contribute to new thinking and innovation processes in the field of physics