Undergraduate Programs

In the design of the curricula in the department, the first two years contain most of the mandatory subjects, including general physics, general physics laboratory, mechanics, electromagnetism, experimental physics. These are the fundamentals for more advanced subjects. In the third year, other than quantum physics, thermal physics and modern physics, most of the classes are elective.

A student is required to take at least 128 credits to graduate. The best students should be able to finish in three years. Our department also has special curricula for students intending for applied sciences such photo-electrics, material sciences, computational physics, and biophysics. Students can be admitted to the graduate school after they passed the examination. Since the curricula is quite flexible, the teachers will advise the students, according to their interests and the past grades, to choose the best stream for the students, which is very beneficial for their future after graduation.

The undergraduates in our department are classified into three programs: Program of Physics, Program of Optics and Photonics and Program of Astrophysics, while the Master students are classified into Physics, Optics and Photonics and Applied Physics.

Graduation Requirements-undergraduate program(2020)

Graduate Programs

Requirements for the Masters Degree

Requirements for the PhD Degree

Mandarin Course Requirements for NTHU International Students

Online Academic Research Ethics Education Course (For Postgraduate Students)

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