Applied Physics and Nanomaterials
6.105.00.00 Applied Physics and Nanomaterials
Qualification awarded: Bachelor of Applied Physics and Nanomaterials
Entry year: 2021
Mode of study: full
Program duration: 4 years
Institute: Institute of Applied Mathematics and Fundamental Sciences
Number of credits: 240 ECTS credits
Level of qualification according to the National Qualification Framework and the European Qualifications Framework: NQF Level 6 (First cycle of QF-EHEA / EQF Level 6)
Field(s) of study: Natural sciences
Gained competence: 1) knowledge of physical phenomena in the world, physical properties of matter in different physical states, the influence of the external factors on the complex systems` state and processes;
2) knowledge of theoretical description of the properties and processes of matter, the construction of adequate models and prediction of the behavior of various physical objects;
3) knowledge of theoretical and practical aspects of the basic technological methods of obtaining and processing substances to ensure the desired properties of materials and products;
4) knowledge of basic programming languages, numerical methods for technological and research problem solving;
5) knowledge of methods, software tools for computer design, modeling and calculation of physical properties and technological processes in the production, processing and modification of materials;
6) knowledge of environmental factors to assess the harmful effects of the selected technologies and materials;
7) knowledge of basic methods of mathematical calculations and analysis, solving problems and obtaining analytical relationships and numerical values;
8) knowledge of technical characteristics of standard and non-standard measuring systems, mastery of the method for setting up a physical experiment;
9) understanding of the impact of technical advancements in nanomaterials science and unconventional energetics in the social, economic, and environmental context;
10) knowledge of the main methods to reduce energy consumption and the feasibility of unconventional energy sources in the developed technological schemes and structures;
11) knowledge of computer technologies for automation and control of physical research, knowledge of microprocessor technology for automation of physical measurements;
12) knowledge of the theory and practice of various applications of nano-objects in multiple fields of instrumentation and energetics.
1) use the acquired knowledge and comprehension to identify, formulate and solve problems of applied physics and nanomaterials science;
2) apply knowledge and acquired skills to solve qualitative and quantitative problems during research and manufacturing processes;
3) replenish your knowledge in the field of applied physics and related sciences, be ready to change the scientific, research and production profile of your professional activities;
4) use information technology to master new skills, practice those which are directly related to the field of your professional activity, expand your scientific worldview;
5) give a qualitative physical interpretation of the results of experimental measurements based on physical laws and known facts;
6) determine the role of the studied phenomena and physical objects in the field of applied physics, evaluate their scientific novelty;
7) evaluate, interpret the initial data for the synthesis of new materials and products, technological processes;
8) assess technical, economic and environmental consequences associated with the use of certain substances and materials, technological means that provide the necessary quality indicators;
9) use modern computer technologies and specialized software for design, modeling and calculation of the basic physical properties of the objects under study and technological modes;
10) independently perform physical and technical research in order to optimize the parameters of objects and processes using standard and specially designed tools and software;
11) evaluate mechanical, technological, physical properties, structure and phase composition of the investigated or obtained substances and materials using modern technical means and methods;
12) present research findings in the form of reports, abstracts, publications and presentations;
13) determine basic requirements for structural design, compatibility of active and inactive components of the device, conditions of chemical and electrochemical stability of elements of case base, principles of compaction and sealing, the basic schemes of the design decision providing the highest efficiency of active subsystem of the device;
14) comply with existing standards and regulations;
15) use the primary sources of the scientific and cultural achievements of the world mankind;
16) take account of the social, political and historical processes in Ukraine, legal principles and ethical norms in production and social activities.
1) ability to communicate well both orally and in writing in Ukrainian and foreign languages;
2) ability to use a variety of methods, including modern information technologies for effective communication in professional and social life.
Access to further studies: Obtaining the second (master's) level