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About: The Department of Physics offers a Ph.D. program specializing in Space Science and Material Science, which provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the universe and developing advanced materials for various applications. In this program, students delve into the complexities of space exploration, including the study of celestial bodies, astrophysics, planetary science, and space technology. Additionally, they focus on the development and characterization of materials with unique properties, tailored for specific purposes ranging from electronics to aerospace engineering.

Eligibility: M.Sc. in Physics 

Duration: Three years (Including coursework) 

Job Opportunities: After completing a Ph.D. in Physics with a specialization in Space and Materials Science, graduates have a wide range of career opportunities available to them. Some potential job roles include Research Scientist, Aerospace Engineer, Materials Scientist/Engineer, Space Mission Specialist, Academic Faculty, Science Policy Analyst, and Entrepreneur/Startup Founder.

Why Choose This Course?

Choose a Ph.D. in Physics program to delve deeply into research, contribute to scientific knowledge in physical science, and pursue academic or industry leadership roles.

Job opportunity as a research scientist, Research Scientist, Aerospace Engineer, Materials Scientist/Engineer, Space Mission Specialist, Academic Faculty, Science Policy Analyst, and Entrepreneur/Startup Founder.

Research Scientist, Aerospace Engineer, Materials Scientist/Engineer, Space Mission Specialist, Academic Faculty, Science Policy Analyst and Entrepreneur/Startup Founder.

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Apply for a Ph.D. in Physics program to pursue advanced research, contribute to scientific discovery, and advance your career.