Department of Physics

Physics Department Overview
The Physics Department at Bule Hora University (BHU), established in 2004 E.C. under the College of Natural and Computational Sciences, delivers high-quality education through BSc and MSc programs, emphasizing foundational knowledge, practical skills, and research. Equipped with modern laboratories and collaborations with national institutions, the department fosters innovation and academic excellence to address societal challenges.
Vision, Mission, and Core Values
  • Vision: To produce competent graduates capable of applying physics principles to solve real-world problems.
  • Mission: To promote academic excellence, professional skills, and ethical values through innovative teaching and research.
  • Core Values:
    • Innovation – Encouraging cutting-edge research and technological advancement.
    • Integrity – Upholding ethical standards in education and research.
    • Community Engagement – Applying physics knowledge to societal development.
Affiliated Programs
  • Undergraduate Program:
    • BSc in Physics (Regular)
  • Graduate Programs:
    • MSc in Nuclear Physics
Admission Requirements
  • Strong academic performance in physics and mathematics (for undergraduate admission).
  • Relevant bachelor’s degree and competitive entrance exam (for MSc in Nuclear Physics).
Staff Profile (Summary Table)
No.
Name
Qualification
Specialization
Position/Role
Status
1
Mr. Tadese Debele
MSc (Solid State Physics)
Metallic Oxide Nanoparticles
HoD, Lecturer

Active

2
Dr. Kefyalew Wagari
PhD (Battery Physics)
Energy Storage, Solar Cells
Lecturer
Active
3
Dr. Mekonnen Bekele
PhD (Quantum Optics)
Cavity Optomechanics
Research Coordinator
Active
4
Dr. Kinfe W/Giorges
PhD (Laser Spectroscopy)
Molecular Spectroscopy
Dean, Lecturer
Active
5
MSc Staff (7)
MSc (Various Fields)
Astrophysics, Medical Physics, etc.
Lecturers
Active/Study Leave
12
PhD Candidates (11)
MSc (Ongoing PhD)
Space Physics, Quantum Optics, etc.
Lecturers
Study Leave
Contact Information
  • Mr. Tadese Debele
  • Office Location: Block 030 (Physics Department Office)
  • Phone: 0913718744
  • Laboratories:
    • Physics Labs: Block 111 (Ground Floor), Block 113 (2nd Floor)
    • Computational Lab: Block 1
The Physics Department remains committed to advancing scientific knowledge through education, research, and innovation, contributing to national and global development.