The Department of Physics offers a two-year programme in Materials Science which is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of physics and in particular, materials science to design materials for societal needs. The structure of the program is designed and well thought out, with a clear progression from foundational concepts to more advanced topics and practical experiences.
Topics covered in the first year include classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, solid-state physics, and basic material properties. The second year of the program is more focused on specialized knowledge of materials science and practical applications. The elective courses likely cover more advanced and contemporary concepts within materials science. These electives range from nanomaterials and biomaterials to semiconductor physics and materials characterization techniques. The inclusion of mini and major research projects in the second year is a great way to introduce students to the world of scientific research. It allows them to apply their theoretical knowledge to practical problems, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Further, the students would be periodically taken to national laboratories and industries under the industrial visits program. It offers students the opportunity to witness how the concepts they're learning are put into practice in various industries and national laboratories. This exposure can enhance their understanding of the relevance and impact of their studies and potentially inspire future research directions or career paths.
The Department extends opportunities for pursuing advanced degrees, encompassing both M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs in Physics, with a special emphasis on the intricate interplay between materials and their applications. Our esteemed faculty members bring forth a diverse spectrum of research proficiencies, spanning from the fundamental underpinnings of materials to the intricate art of device fabrication. For more information about our faculty's research interests, please visit the research section.
The Department presents a comprehensive two-year program in Laser and Electro-Optical Engineering, strategically designed to establish a robust foundation in Physics and Mathematics. The program places a distinct emphasis on Optical Physics and Laser Engineering, imparting the essential knowledge and skills required for the creation of advanced optical devices. Over the span of these two years, the program seamlessly integrates both laboratory-based and theoretical courses to provide a holistic understanding of practical applications. This programme offers students a hands-on experience that underscores the real-world applications of their studies and also features internships and a multitude of projects.
These immersive experiences expose students to the dynamic environments of national-level laboratories and industrial settings, which is pivotal in preparing students to address the evolving demands of society through the application of their acquired skills and knowledge. The program molds graduates into adept professionals
The Department extends opportunities for pursuing advanced degrees, encompassing both M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs in Physics, with a special emphasis on the intricate interplay between materials and their applications. Our esteemed faculty members bring forth a diverse spectrum of research proficiencies, spanning from the fundamental underpinnings of materials to the intricate art of device fabrication. For more information about our faculty's research interests, please visit the research section.