Master In Physics - Course Description
GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMME
Starting September 1999 the Department gives five (5) graduate core courses and a number of special courses and a course of specialization. Aim of the programme is the research development of graduate students as well as the further contribution to the establishment of a research tradition in the Department and the University. At the end of the graduate studies Ph.D. or Master Degree are awarded (the Ph.D. requires an original dissertation).
First Semester
PHY - 625 Quantum Mechanics I
PHY - 634 Electromagnetism
PHY - 641 Statistical Physics
Second Semester
PHY - 626 Quantum Mechanics II
PHY - 811 Experimental Physics
Any Semester
Specialization Course
Special Topics I
Special Topics II
List of Special Topics Courses
PHY 650 Quantum Field Theory I
PHY 651 Ultrashort Laser Pulse Phenomena
PHY 652 Fiber Optics and Applications in Telecommunications
PHY 653 Quantum Field Theory II
PHY 654 Ultrafast Spectroscopy of Semiconductors and Semiconductor Nanostructures
PHY 655 Lattice Gauge Theories
ΡHΥ 656 Modern Topics in Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics
ΡΗΥ 657 Quantum Many Body Theory and Applications in Solid State Physics
PHY 658 Physics of hot and compressed nuclear matter (special graduate course )
PHY 659 Advanced topics in nuclear physics (special graduate course )
PHY 660 Exotic States of Matter in a Magnetic Field
PHY 661 Advanced Topics in Particle Physics
PHY 662 Special Topics in Particle Physics
PHY 663 Measurement and detection techniques of nuclear radiation
PHY 664 Statistical and Computational Physics of Biomolecular Systems
PHY 665 Quantum Mechanics of Biomolecular Systems: Theoretical and Computational Methods