College Park,
MD,
United States
Type
Public
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
PhD in Physics - Particle Astrophysics in College Park United States | University of Maryland, College Park
University of Maryland, College Park
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College Park United States
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Qualification
Doctor of Philosophy
Languages
English
Delivery Mode
On-Campus
Tuition (2025)
USD
32,490
Attendance
Full-time
Full-time Duration
36 months
The University of Maryland's Physics Department ranks among the nation's largest academic units in this field. With research spanning over 30 physics specialties, our faculty and students collaborate on groundbreaking scientific investigations. Combining a demanding academic program with our strategic Washington D.C. proximity, this vibrant research environment creates an exceptional learning opportunity. Undergraduate alumni gain admission to top-tier graduate programs and secure positions in competitive industries, while our graduate students pursue distinguished careers across government, private sector, and academic institutions. Our Particle Astrophysics team participates in three trailblazing projects: the Milagro water Cherenkov detector, the Super-Kamiokande experiment examining nucleon decay and neutrino phenomena, and our latest initiative - IceCube, an international high-energy neutrino detector encompassing one cubic kilometer of Antarctic ice beneath the South Pole station.
Destination of Study
Subjects of Study
Language Requirements
English
IELTS 7.0
Qualification Requirements
Statement of Purpose
Transcript(s)
TOEFL/IELTS/PTE (international graduate students)
Letters of Recommendation (3)
GRE Subject (Physics) (optional)
CV/Resume
Supplementary Application
The University of Maryland Department of Physics has a strong national and international reputation, and receives a large number of applications each year from well-qualified students. Consequently, admission to the graduate degree program is quite selective.
Students who enter the graduate program are normally expected to have strong backgrounds in physics, including intermediate-level courses in mechanics, electricity and magnetism, physical optics, quantum physics, and thermodynamics. Prior research experience and strong letters of recommendation are highly valued. Good preparation in mathematics is also desirable, especially for students who may pursue theoretical physics research.
iBT TOEFL - 96 Overall (Speaking 22, Listening 24, Reading 26, Writing 24)
IELTS - 7 Overall (Listening 7, Reading 7, Writing 7, Speaking 6.5)
Transcript(s)
TOEFL/IELTS/PTE (international graduate students)
Letters of Recommendation (3)
GRE Subject (Physics) (optional)
CV/Resume
Supplementary Application
The University of Maryland Department of Physics has a strong national and international reputation, and receives a large number of applications each year from well-qualified students. Consequently, admission to the graduate degree program is quite selective.
Students who enter the graduate program are normally expected to have strong backgrounds in physics, including intermediate-level courses in mechanics, electricity and magnetism, physical optics, quantum physics, and thermodynamics. Prior research experience and strong letters of recommendation are highly valued. Good preparation in mathematics is also desirable, especially for students who may pursue theoretical physics research.
iBT TOEFL - 96 Overall (Speaking 22, Listening 24, Reading 26, Writing 24)
IELTS - 7 Overall (Listening 7, Reading 7, Writing 7, Speaking 6.5)
Tuition
USD
32,490