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Welcome to the School of Physics University College Dublin.
Celebrating over 100 years of excellence in physics research and teaching. UCD School of Physics offers the following degree programmes:
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News
- Presentation of DN031 from the Open Evening. (Hi-res movie, 52 MB) (Lo-res movie, 5 MB) The movie advances to the next slide on mouse click.
- 2009 UCD Physics Research Highlights
- Nanobio Science at UCD
 Nano-bio group gets new lecturers |
Dr. Nicolae-Viorel Buchete, Dr. James Rice, Dr. Brian Vohnsen, and Dr. Vladimir Lobaskin have all joined the Nano-bio group last year. The Nano-bio group also includes Dr. Dominic Zerulla, Prof. Suzi Jarvis and Prof. Nick Quirke. Current Nano-bio research includes fundamental physical research to applications in the biological and medical sectors. |
 Master's degree in Nano-bio Science |
UCD is offering a 1 year’s taught master’s interdisciplinary degree in nano+bio sciences, as well as a 2 year part time option, with courses given by leading researchers in their fields. For more information, please contact Dr. Brian Vohnsen or see nanobio course syllabus and more info. |
 Are you interested in a school visit? |
Are you interested in a school visit? Staff members from UCD School of Physics are available to travel to schools in Ireland to answer questions and pass on information about physics. What is physics? What careers are available in physics? |
 Career Options for Physics Graduates |
As a physics graduate, you have the advantage of a three-way choice when it comes to developing a career. You can become a scientist; opt for work that involves science outside the laboratory; or consider offers from the broad range of employers who are keen to recruit you to do something quite different. |
 UCD Physics grads today |
Look what they’re doing: Testimonials from past graduates, including Joe Fitzsimons, BSc, Theoretical Physics, 2004, Elaine Tyner, BSc (Hons), Experimental Physics, 2003, Keith Lambkin, BSc Experimental Physics, 2001, and Simon Plunkett, B.Sc. (Hons), Physics, 1987, Ph.D., Physics, 1991.
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 Fizz
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Check out the latest news in Fizz, the newsletter of School of Physics. Downloads are available for all past issues. |
| Picture of the Day in Astronomy (VERITAS) | RTE reports on gamma-ray GLAST telescope (see NASA launches powerful telescope) |