Photonics is the science of how light is generated and detected, as well as how it can be manipulated through different methods, including emission, signal processing and amplification. The application of photonics in the 21st century is wide and varied, from everyday life situations to complex scientific conditions.
A postgraduate degree in photonics will allow you to expand on the knowledge and skills gained at undergraduate level. Modules you study might include laser optics, optical design, photonic structures, and biomedical optics.
