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Department of Physics

The mission of the Department of Physics is captured by the triangle of teaching, research and innovation. Physics is the science that deals at the most fundamental level with matter and energy, their interactions, and their transformation. It presents major challenges to the human mind and provides the foundation for engineering and other sciences. By pursuing research at the frontier of knowledge and innovation at the cutting edge of technology, it is the ultimate purpose of the physics faculty to preserve and nurture a sense of wonder about the natural world, and to impart it to the students as a driving motivation for learning.

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as of Oct 2025

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Undergraduate Programs

  • BSc in Physics

    Explores matter and energy at the most fundamental level, providing the foundation for engineering, technology and further scientific study.

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Postgraduate Programs

  • MSc in Data-Driven Modeling

    Jointly offered by Physics and Mathematics, training scientists to build models from data across physical and complex systems.

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  • MSc in Physics

    Advanced coursework in contemporary physics with a path toward research or high-tech industry.

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  • MPhil in Physics

    Research training at the frontier of physics, from quantum science and condensed matter to particle physics and cosmology.

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  • MPhil in Nano Science and Technology

    Interdisciplinary nanoscience spanning physics, materials and devices, with original thesis research.

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  • PhD in Physics

    Independent doctoral research across the department’s experimental and theoretical strengths.

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  • PhD in Nano Science and Technology

    Doctoral research in nanoscience and nanotechnology, jointly spanning physics, materials and devices.

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Research Interests

  • Cold atoms, quantum optics and quantum information
  • Condensed matter experiments and advanced materials
  • Condensed matter theory, statistical and computational physics
  • Particle physics and cosmology
  • Soft matter and biophysics
  • Wave functional materials and physics

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