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Hobart

Introduction

blank_pageResearch work (leading to a thesis) in radio astronomy, optical astronomy; theoretical physics. Topics from other areas of physics can be undertaken if appropriate projects and/or supervision can be arranged.


Enrolment consists of two 25% units;  KYA708 and KYA709.

Summary 2021

Unit name Master of Applied Science (Physics), Thesis A
Unit code KYA708
Credit points 25
Faculty/School College of Sciences and Engineering
School of Natural Sciences
Discipline Physics
Coordinator

Assoc Prof S Ellingsen

Teaching staff

Prof J Dickey, Prof S Ellingsen, Dr A Cole, Dr S Shabala.

Level Postgraduate
Available as student elective? No
Breadth Unit? No

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