Can Online Programs Offer Graduate Physics Courses in India?

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The discussion centers around seeking reputable open universities offering graduate-level physics courses via distance education, specifically from individuals based in India and Egypt. One participant, with a background in electronics and communication engineering, is looking for recommendations, emphasizing the importance of recognized institutions. Another participant expresses a similar interest in affordable or free programs. The University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, is mentioned as a notable option for its strong physics program, with a link provided for further information. The conversation highlights the growing interest in accessible higher education in physics through distance learning.
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Hello,

I am very interested in taking a course in graduate level physics via a distance education program. I am based in India. I was hoping you could point me towards reputed "open universities" you are aware of which provide graduate level courses in physics.

I have a degree in electronics and communication engineering which I believe should suffice as education qualification.

I did do some research on the internet - but I would really appreciate your input.


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hello
i'm very intersted too in taking a course in graduate level physics via a distance education program. I am from egypt
i hope to find a distance education program free or with a little fees
i hope anyone help me and srp
thank u
 
University of waterloo in Ontario, Canada. They have a good physics program. for more info: www.uwaterloo.ca
 
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