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相关专业Msc项目简介 杜戈果 dugeguo@ Photonics and Device Microfabrication, University of Strathclyde Engineering Applications of Lasers, The University of Liverpool Photonic Optical Engineering, The University of Nottingham Optical Communications and Signal Processing, University of Bristol Electronics Electrical Engineering, University of Glasgow Optics?and?Photonics, Imperial College London The Institute of Photonics, established in 1996, is a commercially-oriented research unit, part of the University of Strathclyde. The Institute’s key objective is to bridge the gap between academic research and industrial applications and development in the area of photonics. The Institute of Photonics is based in Strathclyde’s Glasgow city centre campus.　The Institute’s semiconductor growth and processing equipment is located at the West of Scotland Science park. The course covers the fundamental principles and technologies used to design, fabricate and analyze micro/nano-scale photonic and optoelectronic devices, coupled with technology management. This one-year MSc course comprises both taught modules and a practical research project. The teaching methods include lectures, computer-aided learning as well as practical instruction on state-of-the-art device fabrication facilities. Course Structure: The course is designed to be modular, with students selecting 3 baseline modules from a range of modules offered by the Department of Physics and 3 specialist modules, given by Institute of Photonics staff, specifically oriented towards state-of-the-art photonic device microfabrication technologies. The course is completed by a practical project using dedicated equipment located at the microfabrication facility operated by the Institute of Photonics. The course lasts 12 months and is full time. Entry Requirements: A first- or second-class Honours degree, or equivalent, in physical science or electrical/electronic engineering. English: IELTS test