我们的物理课程是加拿大规模最大，最全面的课程之一，提供研究生和本科阶段的应用物理学，天体物理学，生物物理学，化学物理学，数学物理学或量子计算课程。我们的研究密集型部门专注于五个领域的研究：天体物理学，生物物理学，凝聚态物理，光学和量子计算，其教职员工专门研究理论，实验和计算工具。物理学与天文学系在理学硕士和硕士学位课程中提供基于论文的研究生培训。（理学硕士）和博士学位。（哲学博士）水平。
Our Physics program is one of the largest and most comprehensive in Canada, offering courses in applied physics, astrophysics, biophysics, chemical physics, mathematical physics, or quantum computing, at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Our research-intensive department focuses on five areas of research: astrophysics, biological physics, condensed matter physics, optics, and quantum computing, with faculty members specializing in theoretical, experimental and computational tools. If you are interested in pursuing further study in Physics and Astronomy, you have come to the right place The Graduate Studies in Physics (GSiP) program is one of the largest physics & astronomy graduate programs in Canada and among the largest in the world. Our tradition of collaboration and innovation allows us to offer students a rich and varied graduate experience unlike no other. The Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Waterloo is amongst the top 100 Physics and Astronomy departments in the world (QS rankings 2020), and is home to a wide range of ground-breaking and award winning research, including the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics. We are a key part of Waterloo's burgeoning physics ecosystem that also includes partnering institutes and centers such as the Institute for Quantum Computing, the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, the Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology and the Waterloo Center for Astrophysics.<br><br>The Quantum Information specialization is a collaborative graduate program offered through six member departments in Science and Engineering, and the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC). Students enrolled in this program take core and specialized graduate courses in Quantum Information.This program is research based MSc degree. Students work closely with a graduate supervisor (determined prior to admission) to perform original research in an area of Quantum Information, culminating in an MSc thesis based on original research.