Master of Science [M.S] Physics
The Master of Science degree program in Physics at Wright State University is a research-based master's program with a required thesis. It prepares graduates for employment in private or government laboratories, or for further graduate work. The department participates in PhD programs in Biomedical Sciences, Engineering, and Environmental Sciences.
Facilities:
Major facilities include a machine shop, a clean room, an electron accelerator, an ion implanter, Proton/alpha Rutherford backscattering, C-V:I-V system, vapor phase deposition system Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy, Hall measurements system, Photoluminescence using He-Cd excitation, Micro-scale Raman measurement, 3 meter Czerny- Turner spectrometer, THz imaging system/THz time domain spectrometer, microwave evanescent imaging systems, nano-particle precipitation system, sputter deposition system, photo reflectance system, fs/ultra-fast lasers, high resolution infrared camera, spectrum analyzers, temperature controlled optical/THz absorption cell, high frequency radar systems, liquid helium bolometers, mm-wave scattering systems.
Tution & Application Fees
| Year | Year 1 | Year 2 |
| Tuition Fees | $24286 | $24286 |
| Total Fees | $24286 | $24286 |
Examinations
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Academic Requirements:
- Applicants should hold four years of B.S. or B.A. degree in physics or extra requirements may be needed
- Submit official transcripts from other universities and colleges attended
- Scores of general GRE or Physics GRE is optional
- Submit two letters of recommendation
- Submit a personal statement about your reason of pursuing graduate degree and goals of graduate education
English Language Requirements:
- TOEFL: minimum 79 in IBT; 550 in PBT
- IELTS: minimum 6.0 band