COURSE CURRICULUM

The Physics degree program is designed to provide a comprehensive education in fundamental and advanced topics within the field. In the first year, students are introduced to key themes in physics, such as electromagnetism, waves, geophysics, and astrophysics, while developing essential mathematical, computational, and laboratory skills. The modules cover various aspects of physics, including light, acoustics, mechanics, and the properties of matter, with an emphasis on problem-solving and practical applications. The second year builds on this foundation, with more in-depth studies in quantum theory, thermodynamics, and fluid flow, while offering the flexibility to choose electives such as electronics or renewable energy. In the third year, students participate in an international exchange, gaining valuable experience by studying abroad and exploring advanced subjects at a partner institution. The final year focuses on independent research, where students conduct a physics project under the guidance of an expert supervisor. This research-based module, along with advanced laboratory work and further exploration of analytical mechanics and electromagnetic theory, allows students to specialize and apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. Overall, the program ensures that graduates are well-equipped with both theoretical understanding and practical experience, preparing them for a range of careers in physics and related fields.