Advanced Materials
The study programme creates a physics and chemistry background for obtaining the highest degree of higher education for graduates of master's and engineering studies in disciplines such as: interdisciplinary studies combined with physics or chemistry, teaching studies combined with physics, engineering studies in materials and its related fields. The graduate profile is built on the principles of both building and developing a physical understanding of the macroscopic manifestations of the properties of modern materials. The graduate has an up-to-date overview of the properties, manufacturing processes, applications and research of modern advanced materials. It is shown that the production and successful applications of materials with disordered, quasi-disordered structures, including nanomaterials, require a specialised approach in the education of future professionals with a strong emphasis on physical and chemical education based on the basic attributes of the discipline of physics. Graduates of the study programme are proficient in methodologies for the preparation and characterisation of modern materials, such as various methods for the preparation of rapidly cooled alloys, synthesis of nanomaterials, spectroscopic and microscopic methods for the study of structure, basic magnetic, electrical, voltage, magnetic characteristics of materials, etc. The student can independently and creatively use existing experimental procedures for practical applications, as well as design new procedures for innovative technologies. He/she knows the basics of computer technology as well as the basics of information and communication technologies such as working with the Internet, information systems and databases at a level appropriate for a graduate of the highest university degree. He or she will be a qualified scientist and can be employed in production practice, in scientific teams in university, academic and other educational and research establishments, and in senior positions in science management.
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successful completion of the entrance exam
Additional information
- Types of bindings in TL.
- Structure of TL, basics of crystallography (symmetry elements, symmetry operations, point and space groups).
- Physical principle of X-ray formation, Reciprocal lattice, Laue's diffraction laws, Bragg's law.
- Mechanical properties of materials: types of defects in real materials, basic strength parameters
- Electrical properties of TL: classification of TL, metals, semiconductors, insulators - basic properties, metals- band conductivity model.
- Magnetic properties: classification of substances according to magnetic properties (dia, para, ferro, feri, antifero), energy types of ferromagnetics, domain structure of ferromagnetics.
- Methods of structural analysis: X-ray: selected methodologies, Electron microscopy: TEM and REM principles, or other methodologies according to the requirements of the DzP topic.
- Thermal properties of TL: specific heat of TL.
- Phase equilibria, Phase diagrams, Single component system, Liquid two component systems, Condensed systems.
- Heterogeneous catalysis, Adsorption.
- Surfaces and thin films (AFM, STM surface characterization methodologies, liquid film preparation, PVD methods, Langmuir Blodgett, SAMs)
- Lithographic methods for preparation of nanostructures (optical and electron beam lithography, resists, structure transfer)
Recommended Reading:
- P. Sovák et al, Selected methods of structural analysis of metals, UPJŠ, 2007
- Source Hajko , Potocký, Zentko, Magnetization processes, Alfa, 1982.
- V. Kavečanský, Physics of TL, UPJŠ, 1983
- D.R. Askeland, P. Phule, The Science and Engineering of Materials, Thomson, 2002.
- V. Kellö - A. Tkáč: Physical Chemistry, Alfa, Bratislava, 1977.
- P.W. Atkins: Physical Chemistry, Oxford /STU Bratislava, 1999.
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Apply the application for study
01.03.2025 - 31.05.2025
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Performance of the entrance exam
16.06.2025 - 27.06.2025
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- CV
- verified copy of the degree for applicant of other universities
- photocopy of the Diploma Supplement to candidates from other universities
Annual tuition fees
Standard length of study: cost free
The fee for admission procedure
application form: 50 €
E-application form: 40 €
Billing information
Bank: Treasury. Bank code: 8180
Account number: SK 28 8180 0000 0070 0007 8491
Variable symbol: 2996
Constant symbol: 0308
Specific symbol: birth number without slash
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