Engineering Physics

The Master of Engineering in Engineering Physics program is exciting, emphasizing the accretion of the student’s physics and engineering skills. This is a continuance of the Department of Physics and Astronomy’s innovative Engineering Physics discipline.

Specialized courses in the student’s research interest and allied fields precede a written thesis. M.S. degree candidates must pass an oral exam on the thesis work. A non-thesis option requiring 36 course credits is also available.

Required Courses:
(choose 3 of 4)

• PHY 501 Mechanics I
• PHY 502 Electrodynamics I
• PHY 503 Quantum Mechanics I
• PHY 510 Graduate Laboratory
• Three electives from: engineering course sequence

Recommended Topics:

• PHY 512 Statistical Mechanics
• PHY 574 & PHY 575 Methods of Theoretical Physics

The Physics Department is not accepting applications for 2024 at this time. They will begin accepting applications for Fall 2025 in late 2024.