The College of Science physics program equips you with what we know about our universe — theories on matter, the forces, space, and time — so you can reach into the unknown and answer the question… why?
Northeastern Physics students value their experiences in a variety of work settings ranging from research and technical positions in corporations to research assistantships in cutting edge labs on campus or abroad. Our signature co-op experience provides a great opportunity to strengthen technical and professional skills. Take a virtual tour of our campus: https://www.youvisit.com/tour/northeastern
Master's:
Thirty-two semester hours, of which 24 are in specific courses, and a minimum grade average of B are required. Time in residence is not stipulated.
Foreign languages and comprehensive and/or qualifying examination are not required.
Some options include a standard M.S. with/without an M.S. thesis or an M.S. with a concentration in applied physics, engineering physics, chemical physics, biophysics, materials physics, mathematical physics, or computational physics.
Doctorate:
Forty-two semester hours and a minimum grade average of B are required. Time in residence is one year after the qualifying examination. Foreign languages are not required. A qualifying examination is required after completion of one year of graduate courses. A thesis is required. M.S. degree may be earned while qualifying for Ph.D. degree.
GRE Requirements:
Not Required
Physics GRE Requirements:
Recommended
TOEFL Requirements:
Required
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The Department of Physics at Northeastern University provides opportunities for graduate students to engage in research and scholarship under the direction of an internationally recognized faculty. Students have a choice of programs in advanced theoretical or experimental research in condensed matter physics, biological physics, medical physics, or elementary and particle physics.
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