Uncover the mysteries of the universe in our program, where physics research delves into the fundamental laws of nature, from the subatomic to the cosmic.

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Prof. Belal Rahman Salameh

PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Dr. Sayed Suhel Razee

COMMITTEE MEMBER

Dr. Nasser Soliman Demir

COMMITTEE MEMBER

Dr. Fatemah M. Al-dousari

COMMITTEE MEMBER

Degree

MS degree

The Department of Physics (College of Science) offers a Master of Science program in Physics. The program is designed to prepare individuals for a career in college or university teaching and research; a leadership role in secondary school science education; employment in technically oriented positions in government, business, or industrial laboratories, and to continue graduate education towards the Ph.D. degree. A wide range of potential areas for research are available for students to choose from. This includes: Atomic, Molecular, Solid State, Nuclear and Digital Electronics. Only thesis option is offered.

Vision

Our Program Vision is for our MSc Program to be recognized internationally in order to attract the best undergraduate students in the Gulf Area and also for our MSc graduates to perform innovative research at the cutting edge of knowledge and to be selected in the best universities in the world where they will continue their studies and pursue a Ph.D.

Mission

Our Program Mission is to provide students with the most advanced teaching and research skills in order to our MSc graduates to be able to perform their research independently and/or participating and working in collaborative environments, to produce new and innovative ideas, and to be able to write up and publish their own articles.

Educational Objectives

  • To maintain our teaching/research activities on an international level.
  • To remain updated for the advanced technologies.
  • To contribute to the industry’s character of Kuwait.
  • To act as the pioneering and driving force to physics education in Kuwait.
  • To act as the pioneering in all levels of the national educational system.

Student Learning Outcomes

  • To identify and solve problems at the cutting edge of modern physics.
  • To identify and solve complex-problems at the cutting edge of high-tech.
  • To work with new equipment and make analysis of the experimental data.
  • To make analysis of the theoretical and computational data.
  • To apply methods to assess and examine properties of novel structures.
  • To develop advanced quantitative skills for high-tech jobs.
  • To develop communication skills with highly marketable in the field.




Program Faculty
Rank Name Research Area Publications
Professor Madan Mohan Sharma Nuclear Physics, Nuclear Astrophysics, Rel. Quantum-Field Theory Scopus, ORCID
Professor Ilias Vagenas Gravitational Physics Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Professor Belal Abdel Rahman Moh’d Salameh Solid State Physics and Material Science Scopus, ORCID, Scholar
Professor Mohamed Shaban Said Fadhel
Associate Professor Hala K. Al-jassar Space and Climate Physics Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Associate Professor Abdulmuhsen Habeeb Allah Ali Mathematical Physics Scopus
Associate Professor Tareq M. S Al- Refae Medical Physics – Environmental Radiation Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Associate Professor Peter Lajko Statistical Physics Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Associate Professor Sayed Suhel Arshad Razee Theoretical and Computational Condensed Matter Physics Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Associate Professor Nasser Soliman Mohamed Soliman Demir Theoretical High Energy Nuclear Physics, Statistical Physics, Transport Theory, Environmental Radiation Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Associate Professor Panagiotis Kokkalis Remote Sensing and Atmospheric Physics Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Associate Professor Majed O D A Alotaibi Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn
Associate Professor Afshin Hadipour Condensed Matter Physics/Renewable Energy/Thin Film Electronics Scopus, ORCID, Scholar, LinkedIn