Academic Requirements: M.Sc. Studies in Physical Sciences
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24 months |
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Obligatory Courses
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Physics Quantum Mechanics I Quantum Mechanics II Statistical Mechanics
Applied Physics Quantum Mechanics I Statistical Mechanics
Biological Physics Quantum Mechanics I Statistical Mechanics Biology for non-Biologists I & II Solid State I, or, Soft Condensed Matter
All courses must be taken from the list of courses offered by the Board of Studies in Physical Sciences. Any deviation must be approved in advance by the Board. All students must attend the Safety Course during the first week of their studies.
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Physics 3 Required 5 Basic 1 Elective
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Applied Physics 2 Required 4 Basic 3 Elective |
Biological Physics 5 Required 1 Basic in Physics 1 Elective in Physics 2 Elective in Biology (Cell Biology or another course in Biology must be approved by the Board)
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Safety Course
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Obligatory. Must be taken during the orientation week |
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Physics Laboratory
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Obligatory. Must be taken in the 1st year |
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Student Seminar
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Obligatory. Must be taken in the 2nd year
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Rotations
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Obligatory for Biological Physics: Tow rotations in Biology labs.
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Research Proposal |
Due by the 12th month |
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Thesis
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Due by the 24th month |
| M.Sc. Exam |
Should be taken within one month of the thesis submission deadline
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A student holding a degree from an Israeli University will generally be admitted based on his/her grades for the B.Sc. degree. An interview may also be required. A student holding a degree from a non-Israeli University is required to submit the results of the GRE Physics examination. The applicant may be asked to pass an interview by the Board of Studies. Each applicant should declare in advance whether he/she wishes to study Physics, Biological Physics or Applied Physics. A student may, nevertheless, transfer from one area to the other if the required courses are completed (see below) and on approval of the Chair of the Board of Studies.
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