Physics Masters Programs in Europe

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I am only in the final year of my 3-year undergrad degree, unlike most of the applicants from Europe that are doing their 1-year (fourth year) Masters. Have only one research experience, and it is not related to the field that I am applying to (Quantum Computing)

Physics master programs in Europe are two years. Only a small amount of them are one year e.g. some in the UK or Spain.

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I am only in the final year of my 3-year undergrad degree, unlike most of the applicants from Europe that are doing their 1-year (fourth year) Masters. Have only one research experience, and it is not related to the field that I am applying to (Quantum Computing)

Physics master programs in Europe are two years. Only a small amount of them are one year e.g. some in the UK or Spain.

Well, also some in Germany switch to the 4-1-system now (mine for example)! I think more and more universities assimilate to the US system in that regard

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Well, also some in Germany switch to the 4-1-system now (mine for example)! I think more and more universities assimilate to the US system in that regard

You write "some" but I don't know of any in Germany except for Tübingen. Even then, if one or two programs change, I can write with certainty that a high majority of universities in Germany will not change to 4+1. Even the Tübingen system isn't even that good. Schools with the 3+2 are much more theoretical and technical. Source: I studied at three different universities in Germany.