The course offers a solid grounding, both basic and applied, in some of the most important sectors of Physics for the challenges of the near future: the energy transition, the study of pollution and climate change, environmental monitoring, diagnosis and care through the means of physics, communication and dissemination of science, and quantum computers. The theoretical lessons are complemented by a high number of practical hours in the laboratory, fundamental for the acquisition of skills necessary for a career as a physicist. The final internship will offer you the opportunity to come into contact with local companies and realities or to delve deeper into topics of interest to you at the University. The course offers you the prospect of joining companies (industries, research and analysis laboratories, public authorities) or continuing with a master's degree course.