Department of Physics

Program:  Master of Science in Applied Physics (M.S.)
Department of Physics
College of Science
Kettler Hall 126B ~ 260.481.6306
Gang Wang, Chair
Mark Masters, Graduate Program Director
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The Master of Science in Applied Physics (MS) is a program that advances students’ physics knowledge, sharpens their experimental and/or computational skills, develops their strength in building quantitative models and utilization of scientific tools in applied physics, and prepares students for a professional career or doctoral studies.   
The MSAP program offers opportunities for research &/or courses in Opto-electronics, Materials science, and Acoustics. It is designed to be accessible to those with bachelor’s degrees in Physics and closely related fields, such as Math, Chemistry, or Engineering, and to be doable either full-time or part-time in evenings for those who work. We provide supportive, research-based pedagogy with a track record of success. The students will complete the program with experimental, computational, and analytical skills that allow them to apply their physics content knowledge to industrial problems.
Admission Requirements
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