The Physics with Electronics programme is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of fundamental physics principles alongside practical expertise in electronics. The initial year focuses on core concepts in classical and modern physics, building a strong scientific foundation. In subsequent years, the programme emphasizes the integration of physics with electronic systems, preparing students to apply their knowledge to the design, analysis, and innovation of electronic devices and systems by their final year.

The Physics with Electronics programme aims to equip students with the skills necessary to understand and manipulate physical phenomena and electronic components, enabling them to contribute to fields such as telecommunications, robotics, instrumentation, and renewable energy technologies. The programme also fosters analytical and technical abilities, positioning graduates for roles in research, development, and industrial applications, or for self-employment in technological fields.

Objectives of the Physics with Electronics degree programme include providing students with a comprehensive understanding of physical laws and their application to electronic systems, developing strong problem-solving abilities in both theoretical and practical contexts, cultivating hands-on skills in electronic circuit design, instrumentation, and digital systems, and nurturing transferable skills valuable in a wide range of industries. The programme also prepares students for further studies in physics, electronics, or interdisciplinary fields and instills an appreciation for the role of electronics in advancing scientific discovery and technological innovation. Unique features of the programme include fostering innovation in electronic design, promoting proficiency in the use of modern laboratory equipment and software tools, and equipping graduates with the technical knowledge required to thrive in the rapidly evolving electronics industry.