Master of Science in Applied Physics is a coursework programme initiated as a part-time programme in July 2002. It also can be enrolled on a full-time basis now.
The objectives of the programme are as follows:
Advanced training in applied physics (especially in semiconductor manufacturing, photonics and biophysics)
Opportunities for physics graduates and other professionals who have relevant working experience, to upgrade their professional skills and qualifications, or to switch to the hi-tech industry.
Admission Requirements
An Honours degree in physics or an equivalent qualification approved by NUS, or
A Bachelor's pass degree in physics or related discipline, or
Completed three years of physics study in a university with a minimum Cumulated Average Point (CAP) of 3.00 on a full scale of 4.
(I) Programme Structure
A candidate in the part-time M.Sc. Programme in Applied Physics by coursework must complete the following in order to be awarded the M.Sc. degree:

Track 1 (for applicants who have an Honours degree or equivalent qualifications)
EITHER
i. Complete coursework amounting to at least 24 MCs from physics modules at level-4000 or higher,
ii. Obtain at least 16, of the 24 MCs in (i), from level-5000 physics modules. The candidate is also allowed
to choose up to 8 MCs from PC4xxx modules, in Group B, which the candidate should not have passed
before, and
iii. Complete a project and a written report, equivalent to 16 MCs, in an area specified by the Department.
OR
i. Complete coursework amounting to at least 40 MCs from physics modules (which the candidate should
not have passed before) at level-4000 or higher; and
ii. Obtain at least 24, of the 40 MCs in (i), from level-5000 physics modules. The candidate is also allowed
to choose up to 12 MCs from PC4xxx modules (Group B) which the candidate should not have passed
before.
Track 2 (for applicants who have a Bachelor's pass degree or completed three-years study in physics or related discipline)
EITHER
i. Complete coursework amounting to at least 68 MCs from physics modules
ii. Obtain at least 20, of the 68 MCs in (i), at level-5000, obtain at least 24 of the 68 MCs in (i) at level-
4000, and obtain no more than 12 of the 68 MCs in (i) at level-3000; and
iii. Complete a project at level-4000 or higher and a written report, equivalent to 12 MCs, in an area
specified by the Department.
OR
i. Complete coursework amounting to at least 80 MCs from physics modules; and
ii. Obtain at least 24, of the 80 MCs in (i), at level-5000, obtain at least 32 of the 80 MCs in (i) at level-4000
and obtain no more than 12 of the 80 MCs in (i) at level-3000.
In both tracks above, subject to the approval of the Head of Physics Department, a candidate may be allowed to choose no more than three level-5000 modules (12 MCs) from other Departments.
The modules under Groups A and B are as follows:
Group A
PC5201 Advanced Quantum Mechanics
PC5202 Advanced Statistical Mechanics
PC5203 Advanced Solid State Physics
PC5210 Advanced Dynamics
PC5211 Advanced Electrodynamics
PC5214 Principles of Experimental Physics

Group B
PC5204 Special Topics in Physics
PC5205 Topics in Surface Physics
PC5206 Selected Topics in Quantum Field Theory
PC5207 Topics in Optical Physics
PC5208 Superconductivity
PC5209 Accelerator Based Materials Characterization
PC5212 Physics of Nanostructures
PC5213 Advanced Biophysics
PC5228 Quantum Information and Computation
PC5234 Quantum Finance
PC5239 Special Problems in Physics
* At present, one module is worth 4 MCs.

The Department may change the modules offered from time to time and not all modules listed are necessarily offered every academic year. You are also advised to check the website http://www.physics.nus.edu.sg periodically for any additional modules which may become available for the programme.
For students admitted into the programme, a minimum Cumulated Average Point (CAP) of 3.00 is required for graduation.
(II) Period of Candidature
The programmes may be undertaken over a period of two to eight semesters for Track 1, to ten semesters for Track 2, and will comprise coursework or coursework and a written report based on project work. Some classes will be conducted during the university semesters in the evening.
(III) Programme Intake
There are two intakes per academic year; one in January and the other in August.

B. Master of Science in Physics (Part-Time or Full-Time)


Master of Science in Physics is a coursework programme initiated as a part-time programme in January 2000. It also can be enrolled on a full-time basis now.
The objectives of the programme are as follows:
Advanced training in fundamental aspects of physics
Opportunities for physics teachers and other professionals to further upgrade their professional skills and qualifications.
Admission Requirements
An honours degree in Physics from NUS or such other universities approved by NUS, or
A Bachelor's pass degree in physics or related discipline, or completed three years of physics study in a university, or other qualifications as NUS may approve.
(I) Programme Structure
A candidate in the part-time M.Sc. Programme in Physics by coursework must complete the following in order to be awarded the M.Sc. degree:

Structure 1 (for applicants who have an Honours degree or equivalent qualifications)
EITHER
i. Complete coursework amounting to at least 28 MCs* from physics modules (which the candidate
should not have passed before) at level-4000 or higher,
ii. Obtain at least 20, of the 28 MCs in (i), at level-5000 (at least 8 MC should be Group A); and
iii. Complete a project and a written report, equivalent to 12 MCs, in an area specified by the Department. OR
i) Complete coursework amounting to at least 40MCs from physics modules (which the candidate should
not have passed before) at level-4000 or higher; and
ii) Obtain at least 32 of the 40 MCs in (i), at level-5000

Structure 2 (for applicants who have a Bachelor's pass degree or completed three-years study in physics)
EITHER
i. Complete coursework amounting to at least 68 MCs from physics modules (which the candidate should
not have passed before) at level-4000 or higher,
ii. Obtain at least 20, of the 68 MCs in (i), at level-5000 (at least 8 MC should be Group A), obtain at least
32, of the 68 MCs in (i) at level-4000, and obtain no more than 8, of the 68 MCs in (i) at level-3000; and
OR
i. Complete coursework amounting to 80MCs from physics modules; and
ii. Obtain at least 32 of the 80MCs in (i) at level-5000, obtain no more than 8 of the 80MCs in (i) at level-
3000.
In both Structures above, subject to the approval of the Head of Physics Department, a candidate may be allowed to choose no more than two level-5000 modules (8 MCs) from other Departments.
The modules under Groups A and B are as follows:
Group A
PC5201 Advanced Quantum Mechanics
PC5202 Advanced Statistical Mechanics
PC5203 Advanced Solid State Physics
PC5210 Advanced Dynamics
PC5211 Advanced Electrodynamics
PC5214 Principles of Experimental Physics

Group B
PC5204 Special Topics in Physics
PC5205 Topics in Surface Physics
PC5206 Selected Topics in Quantum Field Theory
PC5207 Topics in Optical Physics
PC5208 Superconductivity
PC5209 Accelerator Based Materials Characterization
PC5212 Physics of Nanostructures
PC5213 Advanced Biophysics
PC5228 Quantum Information and Computation
PC5234 Quantum Finance
PC5239 Special Problems in Physics
* At present, one module is worth 4 MCs.

The Department may change the modules offered from time to time and not all modules listed are necessarily offered every academic year. You are also advised to check the website http://www.physics.nus.edu.sg periodically for any additional modules which may become available for the programme.

For students admitted into the programme, a minimum Cumulated Average Point (CAP) of 3.00 is required for graduation.

(II) Period of Candidature
The programmes may be undertaken over a period of two to eight semesters for Structure 1, or to ten semesters for Structure 2, and will comprise coursework or coursework and a written report based on project work. Some classes will be conducted during the university semesters in the evening.

(III) Programme Intake
There are two intakes per academic year; one in January and the other in August.

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