This specialisation focuses on the scientific principles behind the technological and industrial developments of materials with advanced functionalities.

To be awarded a specialization in Nanophysics, a student must pass the following courses as part of the major requirements for B.Sc. (Hons.) with a primary major in Physics.

Any 20 units of the following courses:

• SP2251 Science at the Nanoscale
• PC3235 Solid State Physics I
• PC3241 Solid State Devices
• PC3242 Nanofabrication and Nanocharacterisation
• PC3243 Photonics
• PC3251 Nanophysics
• PC3288N Advanced UROPS in Nanophysics
• PC4246 Quantum Optics
• PC4253 Thin Film Technology
• PC4288N Honours Project in Nanophysics (8 units)

Note: only up to 8 units can be double counted with major requirements