Head of the PhD study programme:
dr hab. Szymon Godlewski, prof. UJphone: +48 12 664 4605
szymon.godlewski@uj.edu.pl
PhD study programme Office:
mgr Ewa Lelekphone: +48 12 664 4894
ewa.lelek@uj.edu.pl
The PhD programme in physics involves a combination of courses, the completion of an original, scholarly piece of research that is then presented as a PhD dissertation and the academic internship mainly focused on academic teaching skills. The courses available within the PhD programme in physics are in form of lectures, classes, seminars, tutorials, computer labs and others. They cover various fields in physics and PhD student together with supervisor decide which offered courses are most compatible with needs and interests of given student and his individual research programme. Total minimum number of 40 ECTS points have to be collected during the programme, which allows our PhD students to focus on their scientific research.
The research activities of the department are broad and cover practically all fields of physics, both in theory and experiment. For a more detailed description of research areas, see the website of the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science of the JU. Specifically, have a look at the Institute Departments of the M.Smoluchowski Institute of Physics and Departments of the Institute of Theoretical Physics to find various departments and research groups.
The M.Smoluchowski Institute of Physics conducts, mainly experimental, research into physics of:
In the Institute of Theoretical Physics research in various branches of modern theoretical physics are carried out:
Interdisciplinary research are also conducted in the areas of cognitive and brain sciences, quantum computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Apart an experienced scientific stuff, a large international group of younger scientists is involved in the research: postdoctoral fellows and PhD students. Interdisciplinary and inter-departmental research activities also are possible. We also conduct extensive international collaborations what brings opportunities to visit our collaborators in their home institutions. These make that Ph.D studies in physics at the Jagiellonian University are a perfect start to the development of an international scientific career.
Pursuant to § 3 section 11 and § 7 sections 1 and 3 of Resolution No. 5/I/2020 of the Senate of the Jagiellonian University of 29 January 2020 on: the rules of recruitment for the Doctoral School of the Sciences and Life Sciences at the Jagiellonian University in the academic year 2020/2021, the Director of the Doctoral School of the Sciences and Life Sciences announces a competition as part of the Physics study programme for one doctoral student with a scholarship financed from the research project funds.
As part of the NCN PRELUDIUM BIS 1: “Optimal generalized quantum measurements and their application”, a commission set up at the School will conduct recruitment for the studying programme of Physics in the academic year 2020/21. The project manager, Prof. dr hab. Karol Życzkowski offers an opportunity to complete a doctorate in the area mentioned above.
After the interviews and the evaluation of the candidates, the Chairperson of the commission will present to the Director a report containing a list of candidates recommended for admission to the school as part of the research project.
The schedule of the current competition is as follows:
Opening of the competition: 30.07 2020
Application submission deadline: 06.08.2020, 12:00
Entrance exams: no later than 13.09.2020
Announcement of results: 29.07.2020
Enrolment: 15-19.09.2020
Application documents:
Please send your application documents to Prof. dr hab. Karol Życzkowski: karol.zyczkowski@uj.edu.pl
Documents required for enrolment (successful applicant only):
If the candidate has not yet been issued the paper copy of the diploma by the day of the enrolment, they may substitute this document with a certificate of graduation. In such case candidate must oblige themselves to submit the document of the diploma to the School by the date set by the School.
Higher education diplomas obtained abroad should:
Each document issued in a language other than Polish or English shall be accompanied by a certified translation into Polish or English.