MEng in Engineering Physics in Ithaca United States | Cornell University

This one-year master's degree provides in-depth education and practical training in Applied and Engineering Physics. The graduate program enables students to develop expertise in physics, mathematics, and applied sciences. Applied physics is especially valuable for those pursuing scientific careers in fields that utilize physics principles and methods. Students can select specialization areas and thesis topics that align with applying physics and mathematical concepts. Active research domains include theoretical applied physics, biophysics, chemical physics, fluid dynamics, nuclear and reactor physics, optics, laser technology, plasma physics, solid-state physics, nanoscience, and space physics. The Master of Engineering (Engineering Physics) program allows students to gain advanced physics knowledge while enhancing their engineering specialization skills.