Research at the Department of Structure and Constituents
of Matter of the University of Barcelona is divided in three areas: High
Energy Physics, Atomic,
Molecular and Nuclear Physics and Condensed
Matter Physics, where about one hundred people do basic
research in different areas of Physics, studying both
their theoretical and experimental aspects.
Within the High Energy Physics
Group,
the experimental researchers develop detectors and their readout electronics for particle physics experiments. The theoretical physicists here work jointly with experimentalists in unraveling the fundamental structure of matter and forces in our universe.
Studying physics at the Physics Faculty of the University of Barcelona consists in both lectures
and lab courses courses within a broad range of opportunities for specialization. There are also several Official European Higher Education Area (EHEA) master courses which are offered in the doctorate programs of the Physics School ("Facultat de Física").
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Christian Rudolph