Graduate programs
Hone your knowledge of physics in a leading-edge environment and state-of-the-art facilities at the Complexe des sciences, campus MIL. Choose a Master's degree with or without electives. Passionate about research? Pursue your studies at the doctorate level.
Our programs
Our Tools
- Guide for Graduate Studies (Guide des études supérieures) (in French)
- Graduate syllabi (Répertoire des cours de 2e cycle) (in French)
- Departmental Financing Policy (Politique de financement du Département) (in French)
- General Review Policy (Politique de l'examen général de synthèse) (in French)
Our activities are conducted in an exceptional teaching and research environment, the New Complexe des sciences (in French), designed to foster exchanges and collaboration between students, researchers and faculty members.
Virtual Visits
In video | Department of Physics – Optic and Quantum Physics (in French) View the equipment in the 3rd-year Physics Laboratory, where experiments in Optics and Quantum Physics are conducted, then watch an experiment to measure the speed of sound.
Take a virtual stroll through the Complexe des Sciences (in French) and discover its living, study and learning spaces. From the library to the classrooms and student cafés, you will learn all about the campus!
Job outlook
There is a wide variety of career possibilities in physics. You might decide to teach in a college or university, do research in a government centre or work for a high-tech firm.
For example:
- Astronomer;
- Medical Physicist at a radio-oncology centre;
- Systems Engineer at a numerical computation research centre;
- Meteorologist;
- Information Design Project Manager;
- Programmer-Analyst specializing in scientific programming;
- Science journalist.
There are all kinds of careers available to you! Just look at the Directory of employers drawn up by the Canadian Association of Physicists (CAP) to see all the career options.
