Program Overview
The Interdisciplinary PhD in Theoretical Physics explores the intersection of mathematics and physics, applying advanced mathematical techniques to physical problems. It encompasses subdisciplines such as quantum mechanics, general relativity, and theoretical astrophysics, providing a broad foundation for students seeking to work at the interface of these fields.
Program Outline
Outline:
The Interdisciplinary PhD in Theoretical Physics is aimed at students who wish to work at the interface of mathematics and physics. It is broadly based and includes several subdisciplines with the common denominator that each applies advanced mathematical techniques to the study of physical problems. These include, though are not necessarily limited to:
- Advanced classical mechanics and non-linear processes
- Classical and quantum field theory
- General relativity
- Many-body theory
- Partial differential equations of mathematical physics
- Quantum mechanics
- Theoretical astrophysics
| Tuition Fees and Payment Information | |---|---| | Tuition (NL students) | PhD: $888/semester | | Tuition (Other Canadian students) | PhD: $1,154/semester | | Tuition (International students) | PhD: $1,499/semester |
