Technical physics

The main aim of education at this program is to make students familiar with experimental physics and its theoretical background to understand the functioning and construction of modern research and technological devices applied in various technology, medicine, and other practical human activity fields. Graduates of this program can be employed in professions requiring advanced modern equipment or information technology skills.
The study program includes necessary classic fields of physics and a mathematics course.
These courses complement mastering engineering skills, namely technical drawing, engineering graphics, electronics, electrotechnology, and automatics, and familiarizing with rudiments of economic aspects of running business activities. Such courses provide students with opportunities to understand physical principles of functioning, construction, and modern programming devices used in research and industrial laboratories, medical diagnosis and therapy, and environmental protection and radioactive protection. During the program, students will have an opportunity to use such computer software used by engineers as AutoCad, MathCad, LabView, MatLab. Knowledge and skills acquired by students are the foundation for acquiring various professional qualifications also after graduating from the university. This supports students’ professional mobility.
The program lasts seven semesters and is completed with awarding an engineering diploma.
Undergraduates are prepared to undertake graduate (second-cycle) programs in physics or other selected technology-related programs.