COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science in Physics program offers multiple pathways designed to match students’ academic interests and career goals. Students can choose from a general Physics major or specialize in Materials Physics, with options available in both thesis and non-thesis formats. These flexible degree plans allow students to focus on either research-intensive study or coursework-based learning while developing strong foundations in advanced physics concepts.The thesis options are intended for students interested in research, higher studies, or doctoral programs, as they involve completing an in-depth research project under faculty supervision. The non-thesis options emphasize advanced coursework and practical understanding of physics, making them suitable for students aiming to enter industry or applied science fields. Some tracks also allow the inclusion of a science minor, providing broader interdisciplinary exposure. The Materials Physics concentration focuses on areas such as nanotechnology and applied materials research. Overall, the program prepares graduates with strong analytical, experimental, and problem-solving skills for careers in research, education, technology, and engineering-related industries.