Study programmes

Graduate of the study program Surface and Plasma Physics has a broad knowledge of the physical fundamentals of the field and understanding of the relevant mathematical apparatus including the ability to apply it. He can employ advanced diagnostic methods and computer models to understand both the behavior of atomic and molecular structures on solid surfaces and the associated application problems, as well as fundamental processes in ionized environments in the fields of astrophysics, plasma chemistry, and magnetohydrodynamics. The graduate is also able to independently formulate hypotheses, create computer simulations, and critically analyze outputs. He can present his knowledge and conclusions to the professional and general public in the form of presentations or written texts, including in a foreign language. Acquired knowledge, skills and creative abilities can be applied in related fields of both basic and applied research at universities, academia, science and technology centers (e.g. synchrotrons, ITER, ELI, ESA), as well as in the industry and public administration.