The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physics Technology at Technological University Dublin is designed for students eager to become professional scientists equipped with strong analytical physics skills and practical problem-solving abilities. While prior physics study isn't essential, a keen interest in science and technology is. You will explore a broad spectrum of physics, including mechanics, relativity, quantum mechanics, and thermodynamics, alongside applied areas like technology for sustainability, environmental and remote sensing, and electronics and instrumentation. This undergraduate degree, delivered on campus, utilises an engaging Problem-Based Learning approach, particularly in the first two years, to foster essential industry-valued skills.
This full-time, four-year programme offers a dynamic learning experience, blending theoretical knowledge with hands-on application. You will delve into subjects ranging from electricity and magnetism to particle physics and astrophysics, with opportunities to specialise in areas that capture your interest. A distinctive feature of the course is the Invention, Innovation & Commercialisation Project, where you will apply your learning to a real-world challenge. You will graduate with a robust understanding of physics technology, prepared for diverse career paths in scientific research, development, and technological innovation, possessing sought-after skills in problem-solving, teamwork, and communication.