Program information
Curriculum
MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM IN INNOVATIVE PHYSICS (INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM)
Level
Master's
Faculty / Institute
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Degree Designation
MASTER OF SCIENCE(INNOVATIVE PHYSICS)
Additional advantages of the programme
The country's labor market in the future requires talents and innovations to drive the country's economy, the main goal of this program is to have well-rounded graduates with ability to apply physics to innovate new technology, which is different from other programs in Thailand.
Admission Requirements
Curriculum Structure
Plan A2
Required Courses
12
Credits
Elective Courses not less than
12
Credits
Thesis
12
Credits
Total not less than
36
Credits
Job Option after Graduation
The Innovative Physics graduates may have careers as
- 1 researchers and developers who create innovations in public and private research agencies such as the National Science and Technology Development Agency, hard disk drive industry, National Institute of Metrology, PTT Company Limited, Geophysical Survey Industry, Department of Mineral Resources Meteorological Department, Royal Irrigation Department, Department of Alternative Energy, National Astronomical Research Institute, Department of Disease Control;
- 2 startup businessmen;
- 3 data scientists;
- 4 specialists in physics/innovation in educational institutions;
- 5 professional innovators in educational institutions.
Course Requirements
Plan A2
| Required Courses | Credit | ||
| SCIP501 : CONTEMPORARY PHYSICS | 3 | ||
| SCIP502 : ROLES OF PHYSICS IN INNOVATION | 3 | ||
| SCIP503 : RESEARCH AND SEMINAR IN INNOVATIVE PHYSICS | 3 | ||
| SCIP504 : INTEGRATED SKILLS FOR INNOVATIVE PHYSICS | 3 | ||
| Elective Courses | Credit | ||
| SCIP511 : INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE | 3 | ||
| SCIP512 : ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE | 3 | ||
| SCIP513 : DEEP LEARNING | 3 | ||
| SCIP514 : APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT | 3 | ||
| SCIP515 : INTERNET OF THINGS | 3 | ||
| SCIP516 : INNOVATIONS IN PHYSICS EDUCATION | 3 | ||
| SCPY516 : ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS | 3 | ||
| SCPY525 : PHOTONICS | 3 | ||
| SCPY526 : QUANTUM OPTICS | 3 | ||
| SCPY543 : SURFACE AND INTERFACE PHYSICS | 3 | ||
| SCPY583 : GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTING: SEISMIC METHODS | 3 | ||
| SCPY636 : OPTOELECTRONICS | 3 | ||
| SCPY650 : PLASMA TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS | 3 | ||
| SCPY651 : SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES | 3 | ||
| SCPY668 : CONTEMPORARY BIOPHYSICS | 3 | ||
| Thesis | Credit | ||
| SCIP698 : THESIS | 12 | ||
Program Lecturer
- Lecturer Dr. CHAIWOOT BOONYASIRIWAT (PROGRAMME DIRECTOR)
- Professor Dr. DAVID JOHN RUFFOLO
- Associate Professor Dr. CHARIN MODCHANG
- Associate Professor Dr. KITTIWIT MATAN
- Associate Professor Dr. AREEYA CHANTASRI
- Associate Professor DR. WEERACHAI SIRIPUNVARAPORN
- Associate Professor DR. WANNAPONG TRIAMPO
- Associate Professor (Special) Dr. MICHAEL ANTONY ALLEN
- Assistant Professor Dr. SURAPHONG YUMA
- Assistant Professor Dr. TAWINAN CHEIWCHANCHAMNANGIJ
- Assistant Professor Dr. ASAWIN SINSARP
- Assistant Professor Dr. PUWIS AMATYAKUL
- Assistant Professor Dr. SUJIN SUWANNA
- Assistant Professor Dr. KWAN ARAYATHANITKUL
- Assistant Professor DR. TANAKORN OSOTCHAN
- Assistant Professor DR. TEERAKIAT KERDCHAROEN
- Assistant Professor Dr. RATCHAPAK CHITAREE
- Assistant Professor Dr. NARUMON EMARAT
- Assistant Professor Dr. WARIT MITTHUMSIRI
- Lecturer Dr. KULLAPHA CHAIWONGKHOT
- Lecturer Dr. SUTTHIPONG NOISAGOOL
- Lecturer Dr. PETCHARA PATTARAKIJWANICH
- Lecturer Dr. ALEJANDRO SAIZ RIVERA

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