Sabanci University

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A Physics Minor provides undergraduate students with foundational physics knowledge to complement another major or to pursue personal interest. It also gives a coherent preparation for those who may later apply to graduate study in physics or related research areas.

What you'll study

The programme offers a consistent formation in core physics topics and links to advanced research areas. The department highlights research and graduate strengths in Astronomy and Cosmology, Condensed Matter, and Quantum Physics. Example subject areas and research themes associated with the department include:

  • High Energy Astrophysics
  • Experimental Condensed Matter Physics
  • Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics
  • Mathematical Physics
  • Theoretical Molecular Biophysics

Entry requirements

Specific minor-entry rules and course lists are provided on the programme's information pages (see the Physics Minor Education reference). Prospective students should consult that official guidance for eligibility and registration details.

Career prospects

The minor is aimed primarily at undergraduates who wish to strengthen their scientific background and at those considering graduate study in physics. The department's graduate programmes target preparation of future researchers and academics in fields such as Astronomy and Cosmology, Condensed Matter, and Quantum Physics.

Scholarships & funding angle

Details on scholarships and funding for undergraduate minors are institution-specific; students should check central scholarship listings and departmental notices. Graduate-level funding information is available under the Graduate Program Requirements references for MSc and PhD applicants.

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