Curriculum

Introduction

  The curriculum is composed of class learning and of research activity in the group of your supervisor, namely in the research group in which you have been accepted.

  In the Master's program, the minimum requirement over two years is 12 credits from classes and “topical seminars” (see table below) and 18 credits from "semestral seminars", which you obtain by carrying out your research activities in your group.

  In the PhD program, the minimum requirement over three years is 2 credits from “topical seminars" (see below) and 9 credits from carrying out research activities in your group.

  Note that this page is for general information purposes only. For details and the official rules and lists of courses, see the student manual.

Subject Credits Teacher Other Information
Computational Physics 2 SENTOKU Yasuhiko, SANO Takayoshi Biennial
Condensed Matter Theory 2 SLEVIN Keith Biennial
Cosmology 2 NAGAMINE Kentaro Biennial
Electrodynamics and Quantum Mechanics 1 BAIOTTI Luca These credits cannot be used to fulfil the requirements of graduation
High Energy Astrophysics 2 INOUE Yoshiyuki Biennial
High Energy Physics 2 AOKI Masaharu Biennial
Nuclear Physics in the Universe 2 RYU Sun Young
Optical Properties of Matter 2 KIMURA Shin-ichi, WATANABE Hiroshi Biennial
Quantum Field Theory I 2 ONOGI Tetsuya
Quantum Field Theory II 2 SATO Ryosuke
Quantum Many-Body Systems 2 Biennial
Radiation Science in the Environment 1 TAKAHASHI Masaomi, OKADA Michio
Solid State Theory 2 KUROKI Kazuhiko Biennial
Synchrotron Radiation Spectroscopy 2 KIMURA Shin-ichi Biennial
Theoretical Particle Physics I 2 YAMAGUCHI Satoshi
Theoretical Particle Physics II 2 NISHIOKA Tatsuma
Topical seminar 1 changes every year Topical seminars are intensive courses spanning only a few days, with several hours of lectures in each day. Typically, two topical seminars are organised in each year. Check the student manual for details.
Japanese Language I 0 Courses of different levels have different teachers.  
Japanese Language II 0 Courses of different levels have different teachers.  

Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
The University of Osaka, 1-1 Machikaneyama, Toyonaka 560-0043, Osaka, Japan