With five different areas of study—astrophysics, biophysics, particle physics, condensed matter and physics education research—Drexel’s physics PhD program gives students the flexibility to pursue ...
ALBANY, N.Y. (April 13, 2023) — From the development of autonomous robotics for exploring space to the development of tools to study neurological function, computational physics has long played a role ...
UMass Amherst has recently become a member institution of the Physics Teacher Coalition, or PhysTEC. A joint venture of the American Physical Society and the American Association of Physics Teachers, ...
The BU Hub is Boston University’s university-wide general education program that emphasizes working across disciplines to prepare for a complex and diverse world. Students can explore a variety of ...
Rochester Institute of Technology will begin offering a new Ph.D. in the fall of 2024 that is designed to prepare graduates to extend the frontiers of fundamental scientific knowledge and develop new ...
The student-led group is building community, driving professional development, and expanding outreach at CU Boulder. The Society of Physics Students (SPS) at CU Boulder is one of many student groups ...
Initiated and run entirely by students, the PRISM (PeeRs for Incoming Students Mentorship) program is an undergraduate support network for entering physics majors. Participating freshmen are assigned ...
If you're interested in combining your passion for physics with mathematics, computer science and engineering, the Master of Science in Computational Physics program at UAlbany is the ideal choice for ...
The Medical Physics Certificate Program (MPCP) is a rigorous two-year (CAMPEP-accredited) didactic training program, meticulously designed and administered by the Departments of Radiation Oncology & ...
When Emily Caffrey, Ph.D., CHP, talks to students about health physics, she usually leads with this: No two days are alike. “I don’t like to be bored,” said Caffrey, assistant professor in the ...
Students applying to the PhD program are expected to have substantial undergraduate background in physics and typically hold a Bachelor's Degree in Physics, although in the past, students with degrees ...