香港中文大学物理系

链接地址:

http://www.phy.cuhk.edu.hk/

机构简介:

  Physics may be considered as a study of the basic regularities behind the various complex phenomena in the physical world; its objects range from the tiniest like quarks in a proton to the largest like the universe of which our solar system is a minute part, and from systems as simple as free particles to those as complex as typhoons in our atmosphere. It is the goal of the endeavour of the Department of Physics to contribute to the understanding and applications of the fascinating facets of nature, and to offer a solid and attractive curriculum to our inquiring youth.

  Our BSc Programme in Physics is designed with the aim of training our students to have a good grasp of fundamental knowledge and general methods, and to appreciate and understand their important applications in the modern society. Courses are offered in the form of lectures, laboratories, small-group discussions, problem solving sessions, colloquia, seminars, and projects. Some courses are being taught with multi-media courseware in well-equipped teaching studios. In addition to the core courses, there are elective courses of advanced and/or applied nature at various levels.

  Advanced programmes leading to MSc, MPhil and PhD (Physics and Materials Science and Engineering) are also offered.

  The Department of Physics considers its students as its best assets, and has established a number of special programmes to enrich the studies of its students both academically and extra-curricularly. Special programmes for undergraduate students include: mentoring; summer research in the department; summer research overseas; summer job training in the department; and summer job training in industry. For graduate students, the department supports their participation in international conferences and overseas research exchange.

  Faculty staff in the Department have established research collaboration with scientists in world-class institutions. Every year, the Department hosts a large number of visiting scholars for them to interact with its staff and students. The Department is particularly keen on helping its undergraduate and graduate students participate in international academic exchange activities.