York University's Master of Science in Physics and Astronomy provides students with advanced knowledge in both experimental and theoretical aspects of physics and astronomy. Benefiting from excellent facilities and leading professors—including Canada and York Research Chairs—students are deeply engaged in research, including participation in major international projects such as NASA's Gravity Probe B, CERN's ATLAS detector, and studies in antimatter physics. The program covers core areas such as quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, statistical mechanics, atomic and molecular physics, experimental techniques in laser physics, and atom trapping laboratory. Its research-intensive environment offers opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration in fields like atmospheric chemistry and Earth & Space Science. Students are trained to analyze complex problems, present scientific reports, and contribute to advancements in physics and astronomy. 来源： https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements