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Physics Programme Highlights
Physics [Science (JS 4601), declare Physics as major programme after admission]
- Provide students with a solid grasp of fundamental concepts, analytic, numerical, computational, and research skills, as well as basic experimental skills
- A balanced mix of lectures, tutorials, problem-solving sessions, seminars, group discussions, projects and undergraduate research opportunities delivers knowledge and skill set for further studies and employment skills
- Compulsory courses provide an all-round foundation, supplemented by a pool of elective courses
- Depending on the students' interests and career plans, students may use the elective courses to focus on the following Streams: (i) Astrophysics and Particle Physics, (ii) Computational and Data Physics, and (iii) Quantum Science and Technology
- A number of special academic and extracurricular experiential learning programmes including mentorships, summer research projects and internships, research exchanges, study tours, and other internships
Enrichment Stream in Theoretical Physics (JS 4690)
- Designed for students who have a good foundation in secondary school physics and mathematics
- The core part of the curriculum, while overlapping much with that of the physics major programme, has additional emphasis on early small-group discussion classes with an academic advisor and on research component
- Better opportunities to engage in research at an earlier stage and build up research capabilities gradually
- Help students explore their research potential and bridge the gap from undergraduate physics to postgraduate studies at the master's or doctoral level
- Depending on the students' interests and career plans, students may opt for an additional Stream by completing stream-specific electives from: (i) Astrophysics and Particle Physics, (ii) Computational and Data Physics, or (iii) Quantum Science and Technology
- A number of special academic and extracurricular experiential learning programmes including mentorships, summer research projects and internships, research exchanges, study tours, and other internships