243 PhD programmes in Physics in Europe

The Soft Matter Physics, Nonlinear Dynamics and Solid State Physics doctoral programme at University of Bayreuth, supported by the entire physics department, prepares particularly well-suited students for independent research. 

Our Cold Atoms for Quantum Technology research at The Open University UK focuses on the study of interactions between cold Rydberg atoms. The main motivation is the understanding of interacting many-body dynamics and multi-particle entanglement.

Welcome to the University of Tours's Mathematics, Computer Science, Theoretical Physics and Systems Engineering Doctoral Program. Immerse yourself in a transformative academic experience at our prestigious university, where we offer a comprehensive doctoral program designed to explore the frontiers of mathematics, computer science, theoretical physics, and systems engineering.

Embark on an exciting academic journey in Physics, Earth, and Materials Sciences through the doctoral program at the University of Camerino.

The Physics programme offered by Koc University develops advanced knowledge and research expertise in physics across theoretical and experimental domains.

The Solid Mechanics programme offered by Lund University develops advanced research expertise in the behaviour, modelling, and failure of deformable materials and structures.

The Bonn-Cologne Graduate School for Physics and Astronomy BCGS is a joint program of graduate studies between the University of Bonn and University of Cologne.

The Physics programme offered by Istinye University develops expertise in theoretical modelling, quantitative analysis, scientific investigation, cosmological phenomena, and material systems.

With the Physics programme of the University of Strathclyde, you can study an MPhil or an MRes over one year or a PhD over the course of three to four years. You also have the option of an EngD over four or five years, depending on your research area.

The Earthquake Engineering Doctoral Program (Ph.D.) at Bogazici University consists of a minimum of 24 credits of coursework, a non-credit Graduate Seminar, and a doctoral thesis for students holding a Master's degree (M.Sc.) in earthquake engineering. 

The Applied Physics and Electronics programme offered by Umea University develops advanced research expertise in physical principles, electronic systems, signal processing, and intelligent technologies for solving complex scientific and engineering challenges.

The Physics programme offered by Stockholm University develops advanced research expertise in fundamental particles, forces, and the structure of matter and the universe.

Experimental Physics at Luleå University of Technology comprises experimental physics with an emphasis on material science research on micro and nano length scales, and that are closely and widely related to applications and applied research.

The Quantum Cooperativity of Light and Matter research group at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) aims to establish the field of quantum cooperativity of light and matter for the next generation of researchers at the national and international level.

Our area of research in this Computational Molecular Physics research programme at The Open University UK is the study of molecular physics.

Research in this Correlated Magnetism - Frustration to Topology research training group at TU Dresden aims at investigating novel phases of magnetic materials.

This doctoral programme in "Optical Excitations in Organic and Inorganic Semiconductors" is offered at the University of Bayreuth. 

The Max Planck Graduate Center is a virtual department across two Max Planck Institutes and four faculties of the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, created for interdisciplinary projects. We offer an advanced PhD program in these research topics to excellent candidates from all over the world.

Our Molecular Clusters research at The Open University UK explores photon, ion, and electron-driven processes in molecules and clusters.

The Physics research at University of Aberdeen covers a broad spectrum from Astronomy and Engineering related science, to Complex Systems and Mathematical Modelling, which can be applied to medical and biological sciences, as well as physical sciences.