Degree Programmes

BSc in Physics / Applied Physics

Students in the Physics programme learn a broad range of topics from electromagnetism to quantum mechanics, with theoretical, experimental, and computational coursework. Students in the Applied Physics programme take fundamental courses in physics, and continue into applied topics such as spintronics, nanotechnology, and laser physics.

BSc in Physics / Applied Physics with Second Major in Astrophysics

The Second Major in Astrophysics deepens students’ understanding of the universe through advanced coursework that extends well beyond foundational modules. Students are prepared to engage with frontier topics such as space weather and heliophysics, black hole and neutron-star physics, high-energy astrophysical phenomena, and modern cosmology. By integrating concepts across classical and modern physics, spanning electromagnetism, gravitation, plasma physics, and data-driven modelling, the programme cultivates strong analytical and computational skills, equipping graduates for further studies and careers in astrophysics, space science, space technology, and related high-impact scientific fields.

BSc in Physics / Applied Physics with Second Major in Material Physics and Technologies

The Second Major in Material Physics and Technologies equips students with a strong foundation in physics and advanced materials, complemented by interdisciplinary training in electronics, photonics, nanotechnology, and sustainable energy systems. Students gain exposure to the physics of semiconductors, functional and quantum materials, advanced characterization techniques, and materials processing. This programme prepares graduates to contribute to innovation across high-impact sectors including semiconductors and microelectronics, energy storage and conversion, aerospace, healthcare technologies, and environmental sustainability. It is designed for students interested in advanced manufacturing and technology development that underpin Singapore’s technological competitiveness and long-term economic growth.

BSc in Physics / Applied Physics with Second Major in Data Analytics

This Second Major programme equips Physics and Applied Physics majors with foundational and practical skills in data analytics, a discipline that is increasingly pervasive in science, technology, and business. The data analytics courses for the Second Major are offered by a wide range of Schools in NTU's College of Science and College of Engineering.

BSc in Applied Physics with Second Major in Entrepreneurship

The Second Major in Entrepreneurship programme equips students with fundamental entrepreneurship competency and broadens their understanding of enterprise and innovation. It also inculcates students with an entrepreneurial mindset to deal with uncertainties in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world, allowing them to become drivers of technology innovation. Students are provided with hands-on experiences in technopreneurship, along with a 20-week relevant overseas/local internship opportunities. The courses for the Second Major are offered by the NTU Entrepreneurship Academy (NTUpreneur) and the Nanyang Business School. Click here for a video about NTUpreneur undergraduate programmes.

BSc in Applied Physics with Second Major in Medical Physics

In this Second Major programme, students receive a rigorous training in applied physics, and follow up by learning about the applications of physics and other quantitative sciences to modern medicine. Topics in medical physics includes therapeutic and diagnostic methods, nuclear medicine, and the physics of health.

BSc in Applied Physics with Second Major in Microelectronics Engineering

In this Second Major programme, students receive a rigorous training in applied physics and then learn how to use those principles to modern microelectronic devices. The programme is run in conjunction with the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

BSc in Physics / Applied Physics with Second Major in Quantum Technologies

In this Second Major programme, Physics and Applied Physics students can build on their expertise in quantum mechanics by taking advanced courses covering several emerging quantum technologies, including quantum information processing, quantum communications, and quantum sensing.

BSc in Physics / Applied Physics with Second Major in Sustainability

This Second Major programme covers a wide variety of topics in sustainability and climate change. Students learn how to use their training in Physics or Applied Physics to develop renewable energies, novel materials, green devices, and more. The courses for the Second Major are offered by the Asian School of the Environment.

BSc in Physics and Mathematical Sciences (Double Major)

In this Double Major programme, students explore the intersections of physics and mathematics, learning the skills needed to perform fundamental investigations of the natural world, as well as computation and problem-solving. Topics covered include differential geometry and general relativity, topology and condensed matter physics, and quantum field theory. The programme is run jointly with the Division of Mathematical Sciences.