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The list of courses offered in any academic session can be found on the  Physics departmental web page . NOTE:  PHYS 840, PHYS 841, PHYS 842, PHYS 843, PHYS 844, PHYS 846, PHYS 848, PHYS 849 and PHYS 861 are six week modules (1.5 credit units). All other courses are 3.0 credit units, except PHYS 899 and PHYS 999 (6.0 credit units).

The Department of Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy is located in Stirling Hall on Bader Lane. This teaching and research centre houses facilities for investigations in astronomy and astrophysics, condensed matter and low-temperature physics, engineering and applied physics, and sub-atomic physics. In addition, research is conducted at a number of external facilities.

The Departmental requirements for the Physics doctoral program are usually a minimum of six term-length graduate courses beyond the bachelor's degree level, plus research and thesis. Only two of these six graduate level courses can be jointly offered (double-numbered) with an undergraduate course. The required courses must also include courses from two of the following three categories or their equivalent: a) Quantum Theory: Advanced Quantum Mechanics (PHYS 825), Quantum Nanophotonics (PHYS 885) or Quantum Field Theory (PHYS 921); b) Electromagnetism: Electromagnetic Theory (831), Classical Electrodynamics (PHYS 832), Nonlinear Optics (PHYS 884), or an approved substitute from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering or the Royal Military College; c) Statistical Mechanics: PHYS 870.