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Welcome to the Junior College Physics Department

Physics is crucial to understanding the world around us, the world inside us, and the world beyond us. It is the most basic and fundamental science. Physics encompasses the study of the universe from the largest galaxies to the smallest subatomic particles. Moreover, it’s the basis of many other sciences including chemistry. Physics also under-girds many new technologies. Cell phones, the Internet, and MRI are only a few examples of the physics-based technological developments that have revolutionised our world. The study of physics prepares students for a broad spectrum of exciting careers. Many of our Advanced Level physics students pursue their study at university level with engineering, architecture, education and science courses being amongst the options available.

So, the study of physics is interesting, relevant, and it can prepare you for great jobs in a wide variety of places. No wonder it is such a popular choice!   In fact, the Junior College Physics Department is one of the largest departments at the Junior College.  Presently, the Department caters for about 1500 students.

 

Notices
Timetables 2011-2012
Click here for notices regarding your timetable.
Value Education Seminar 2011
We are already accepting applications for the participation in Value Education Seminar 2011-2012. Click here for the application form. General information regarding VES may be accessed by clicking here
Intermediate Physics Course (2010-2012)

If you are a First Year student click here. For more information about this course, click here.

 

NEW PUBLICATIONS 2010

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Bookings accepted as from 1st October 2010.

MyPhysics

Volume 1  Issue 1  

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Intermediate Level Physics Past Papers - Index 2009 Edition

(with answers to numerical problems)

by L. Bonello & A. Vella

Click here.

 

Stargazer Astronomy Group Activities

Stargazer Astronomy Group Activity

(20/10/2009 and 27/10/2009)

Click here for further details.

 
 

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