The PhD in Optics and Photonics at MMU prepares researchers to contribute original, high-impact knowledge in the rapidly advancing field of light science and engineering. Doctoral candidates are expected to pursue novel investigations in areas such as quantum optics, optical materials, photonic integrated circuits, laser physics, fiber technology, and computational imaging.
Students receive rigorous training in research methods, experimental techniques, scientific communication, and academic publishing, culminating in a doctoral thesis. The program supports both academic and industry-focused tracks, with opportunities to collaborate with global labs and participate in international conferences.
(i) Holders of a Master of Science degree in Applied Optics or Master of Science in
Laser Technology from MMU or any other University recognized by the senate of
MMU.
(ii) Holders of a Master of Science degree in Physics or its equivalent from MMU or any other University recognized by the senate of MMU or any other institution recognized by University Senate.
Graduates can pursue Postdoctoral Fellowships in: