Materials Science & Engineering The common supply-chain bottleneck in all emerging technologies are new materials for devices such as sensors, catalysts, electronics, batteries, cyber-physical interfaces, health and climate/environment monitoring. Recent Federal and State initiatives to boost US self-reliance in these technologies are driving new investment and job growth in every state across the nation, including […]
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Graduate non-degree students are those who are interested in enrolling in 500-level or above coursework (not related to a degree program), whose previous background or work does not immediately qualify them for admission to the Graduate School, or for individuals looking to utilize employer benefits for continuing education. The abbreviated application process only requires proof […]
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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 […]
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The Department of Physics and Astronomy offers Physics degrees in Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. Master of Science: The program of graduate study for the master’s degree, which normally requires two years, is developed around an original investigation, the results of which are presented as a thesis. Doctor of Philosophy: Typically a total […]
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The Master of Science in Teaching (MST) is offered by the University’s Center for Research in STEM Education. The MST is a 33-credit Master’s program requiring specific coursework, a research thesis, and guided teaching experiences in introductory science and mathematics courses on campus. Concentrations currently available: The Master of Science in Teaching program is designed for: This program […]
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