PhD Physics – UMT

Course Name:    PhD Physics

Overview:   

The aim of the graduate program in physics is to teach and train students to meet the growing technological needs of the industries of Pakistan in the area of Physics, provide sufficient opportunity for skill acquisition in the use of experimental, workshop and investigative tools of pure and applied physics. The program is sufficiently flexible in its electives to provide an excellent preparation for careers in many different areas of pure and applied physics.

Number of Semesters:    N/A

Requirements

• MS degree from a recognized university
  
• GRE/GAT (Subject) passed with minimum score 70%.
  

Course Duration:     3 Years

How to apply:

• Applicant
  
  • Issuance of Admission form
    
• Fill in Application form
  
• Submit to Admission Office
  
  • Completely filled Application form
    
  • 4 – Photographs
    
  • Photocopies of all Academic Doc’s
    
• Checked by Admission officer
  
  • Approved to the Admission Test
    
  • Admit card
    
• Test & Interview
  
  • NTS/UMT Entry test
    
  • Interview
    
• Merit list
  
  • Accepted candidates
    
• Fee Submission
  
  • Submit Admission & Library Charges
    
  • First Installment of Tuition Fee
    
• Orientation
  

Curriculum:

Course List

Below is a list of courses we are offering. We offer flexibility in choosing different courses from the list of elective courses, depending on the interests of the students. However, students will be assisted in identifying sets of courses which correspond to a specific area of specialization. Furthermore, elective courses may be added to the list, if necessary.

Core Courses

• Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers
  
• Advanced Statistical Physics
  
• Quantum Mechanics-I
  
• Quantum Mechanics-II
  
• Electrodynamics
  

Elective Courses

• Materials Science
  
• Nanotechnology
  
• Principles of Optics
  
• Introduction to Nuclear Science
  
• Optical Detectors and Applications
  
• Fundamentals of Sensors and Sensor Systems
  
• Fundamental of Photonics
  
• Statistical Mechanics
  
• Physics of Fluids
  
• Health Physics
  
• Plasma Physics
  
• Quantum Mechanics
  
• Theory of Computation