PhD in Physics - Biological Physics in Boston United States | Northeastern University

The Physics Department provides a Doctor of Philosophy program with concentrations in cutting-edge research areas such as biological physics, condensed matter physics, particle physics, astrophysics, nanomedicine, and network science. To earn the PhD, students must complete required coursework, pass a qualifying exam, present a preliminary research seminar, produce an original dissertation, and defend their research findings. These requirements ensure students develop advanced physics knowledge while demonstrating skills in research planning, oral communication, and independent investigation. The program features specializations mirroring the department's leading research initiatives, spanning biological physics, condensed matter physics, elementary particle physics, nanomedicine, nanophysics, and network science.