School of Physics

Introduction

M.Sc. Physics (Photonics) is a unique program launched by the School of Physics from 2020-21. This program gives the students a deep insight in Physics as much as other M.Sc. Physics programs do. However in addition, in this program, after learning core physics in 1st year, students will learn Photonics as a specialization to the fullest depth in 2nd year. Thus the structure of this program gives an opportunity to the students to have an equally poised career in Physics and/or Photonics. The structure of this program has been designed by reputed Physics faculty who is quite aware of the importance of such a blended program. Needless to say that manpower skilled in Photonics with a strong base of core Physics will have careers with flying colors in this area, may it be research and academics or an Industry.

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Lighting is the single most important element in the visual environment. Lighting consumes up to 40 percent of the energy used in our buildings. A well-designed lighting system reduces energy, maintenance, and potential liability costs. Lighting industry has a vital role to play in country’s economy and a huge demand for manpower in this sector having expertise in efficient lighting is expected. In India there are very few educational institutes which provide a program or elective subject in illumination/lighting.

Taking in to a consideration such a rapid growth and usefulness of lighting technology and management to the existing and future technologies, Department of Physics of MIT WPU has launched the Advanced Diploma in Lighting Technology and Management program under the faculty of science. This part time program will not only help the students to get trained for the industry but also the working professionals who want to enhance their skills in this sector.

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Building the nation & nurturing global competence among the students

Introduction

Research @ School of Physics primarily focusses on interdisciplinary translational research in the area of Applied Physics, Computational Physics, Theoretical High energy Physics, Quantum gravity, Material Science, Surface Physics, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Photonics, Plasmonics, Non-linear Optics, Radiation physics, Spectroscopy, Nanomaterials, Nanocomposite and nano/micro structured growth and characterization of for various applications in, chemical and bio sensors, data storage, detector, energy storage, and conversion applications.

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