Postgraduate Modules
General Information
The programme of postgraduate lectures is regarded as an essential part of Ph.D training. Students must accumulate 35 course credits at least 25 of which must normally be from the School of Physics and Astronomy courses. Usually 20 credits will be accumulated in the first year. Modules attended may be in the form of postgraduate lectures, some undergraduate modules, or directed reading approved by the PGR Director (Prof. Omar Almaini). Further details can be found on the Postgraduate Physics Moodle page.
You should discuss the choice of modules with your supervisor. It is also expected that students will attend the Wednesday afternoon Departmental Colloquia in addition to any specialist research seminars within their research groups.
Postgraduate Modules
Postgraduate modules in Physics & Astronomy are taught within the Midlands Physics Alliance Graduate School (MPAGS). Some of the MPAGS lectures are given online, while face-to-face letures are given in the Grid Node room (A6) within the main physics building.