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               industries, space industry, computer and information technology, telecommunication, and
               various electrical and mechanical manufacturing industries. They often serve as materials
               process engineers, quality control engineers in the production division or researchers in
               the division of research and development (R&D). Many Physics graduates have also made
               excellent marketing and sales executives for modern, sophisticated scientific equipment.
               Other  opportunities  include  those  in  the  medical  field.  Laser  technology,  x-ray,  NMR,
               radiation and ultrasound are commonly used in various medical fields; hence, Physics
               graduates are suited to assist medical officers in operating and managing these systems
               and data analysis.
               There is an excellent  opportunity for  Physics graduates to  become  academicians and
               researchers in Institutions of Higher Learning upon furthering their studies to the PhD level.
               Besides, Physics lecturers and teachers are also in high demand in schools and public and
               private colleges.

               POST-GRADUATE DEGREE (FIELDS OF RESEARCH)
               Post-graduate candidates may pursue the MSc and PhD programs (by research) in various
               areas such as Plasma Physics, Laser Physics, Photonics, Semiconductor Physics and
               Devices, Display Devices, Thin Film Technology, Materials Science, Polymer Physics,
               Conducting  Polymer,  Environmental  Radiation,  Neuron  Network,  Complex  Systems,
               Elementary Particle Physics, Nuclear Theory, Condensed Matter Theory, Space Physics,
               Astronomy and Cosmology and Stellar Astrophysics.

               The Department of Physics also offers MSc in Applied Physics program by coursework
               covering areas in Semiconductor Technology, Plasma Technology, Quantum Technology,
               Optical Fibre Technology, Applied Radiation and Energy Materials.
























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