Academic Programs

PhD Physics

Overview Road Maps Course Outline Why Pursue PhD Physics

PhD Physics

(Note for PhD Physics students: They are not required to take core courses and may freely choose courses of their own choice.)

 

List of Courses
PH6012 Advanced Quantum Mechanics
PH6031 Advanced Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers
PH6041 Advanced Electrodynamics
PH6011 Advanced Statistical Mechanics
PH6021 Advanced Classical Mechanics
PH7125 Nanotechnology
PH7130  Thin Film Technology
PH7232 Plasma Physics
PH7245 Health Physics
PH7249 Optoelectronics
PH7250  Materials Science
PH7251  Principles of Optics
PH7252  Introduction to Nuclear Science
PH7253  Optical Detectors and Applications
PH7254  Fundamentals of Sensors and Sensor Systems
PH7255   Fundamental of Photonics
PH7256   Physics of Fluids
PH7257   Theory of Computation
PH7258    Image Formation
PH7259   Laser and their Applications
PH7261   Advanced Optics
PH7262   Nuclear Physics and High Energy Physics
PH7263   Solid State Physics
PH7264   Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
PH7265   Semiconductor Physics
PH7266   Computational Physics
PH7267   Introduction to Thin Film Science and Technology
PH7268   Emerging Energy Technology
PH7260   Experimental Techniques in Physics
PH7269   Quantum Theory of Solid
PH7270   Optical Properties of Solid
PH7271  Magnetic Properties of Solids
PH7272   Quantum Electrodynamics
PH7273  Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
PH7274   Gauge Field Theories
PH7275   High Energy Physics
PH7276   General Relativity
PH7277   X-ray Diffraction
PH7278   Defects in Solids
PH7279   Quantum Optics
PH7280   Experimental Plasma Physics
PH7281    Environmental Physics

Additional Notes:

  • The MS/M.Phil. roadmap is revised in line with the new HEC policy.
  • Course content follows HEC guidelines.

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