Graduate

The Department of Physics and Astronomy (PHAS) at the University of Calgary offers graduate research programs in the following specializations:

• Physics (includes quantum optics, isotope science, complexity science, general relativity, environmental physics)
• Astrophysics
• MR Imaging
• Space Physics
• Radiation Oncology Physics

Research Areas

The areas of research, facilities, and institutes within the PHAS department and the faculty within each research area.

Courses

Financial Information

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MSc Course-Based

Full- or part-time study; suitable as a part-time professional development program, or for students not oriented towards research.

MSc Thesis-Based

PhD Thesis-Based

Four to six years of full-time study ending in a formal doctoral thesis submission.

International Students

Information for after arriving in Calgary.

Academic Advice

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