The Department of Physics educates fundamental principles of nature and their practical applications. The subjects include electromagnetism, statistical, quantum, nuclear, particle, and mathematical physics, and on the practical side, electronic, semiconductor, optical, computational, and data-driven physics. The Department actively employs modern teaching methodologies and the latest experimental equipment, thereby training the students as specialists full of capability. The graduates from the Department are currently active with their careers as researchers, teachers, programmers, and those in physics-related business. In the graduate course, the students are trained as professional researchers under the supervision of the Department's faculties. The Department continually refines the curricula of both the undergraduate and graduate courses according to the faculties' ongoing research activities to enhance the quality of the education.
Career path after graduation
Entering graduate school, entering physics teachers, electronics and information and communication-related companies, public officials in the field of technology, patent attorneys, and enterprise research institutes, etc.