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Physics PhD candidates enjoy the freedom to collaborate on cutting-edge faculty research projects alongside peers from mathematics, computer science, or life sciences, while also having the opportunity to craft their own specialized research path in a field of personal interest.
The program mandates completion of core courses including Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, and Advanced Electromagnetic Theory, along with dissertation research and successful thesis defense. All PhD students must fulfill a one-year on-campus residency requirement.
Through close collaboration with distinguished faculty and within intimate research teams, you'll become integral to the university's research community. As a physics doctoral candidate, you can engage in prestigious faculty-led investigations spanning areas like light scattering, nanomechanics, liquid crystals, fiber optics, biophysics, phase transitions, and quantum computing systems.