Overview
Central Michigan University / Department of Physics is located in Mount Pleasant, MI, in a small setting.
Degrees & Awards
Degrees Offered
Degree |
Concentration |
Sub-concentration |
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
|
Science of advanced materials
|
|
Master of Science (MS)
|
Physics
|
|
Degrees Awarded
Degree |
Number Awarded |
Master's Degrees |
8
|
Earning Your Degree
Part-time study available? |
|
Evening/weekend programs available? |
No
|
Degree Requirements
Degree |
Requirement |
Master's Degrees |
Thesis Alternate accepted
|
Doctoral Degrees |
Entrance Exam GRE
Comp Exam Required
Thesis Required
|
Admissions
Applying
Application Fee - Domestic
Application Fee - International
Yes
Electronic
applications accepted?
Application Deadlines
Type |
Domestic |
International |
Priority date |
Fall deadline |
Not reported
|
June 1st
|
No
|
Spring deadline |
Not reported
|
October 1st
|
No
|
Entrance Requirements
Exam |
Details |
|
Doctoral Degree Exam |
GRE |
|
Doctoral Degree Requirements |
Bachelor's degree in physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, geology, engineering, mathematics, or other relevant area |
Tuition & Fees
Financial Support
Types of financial support available |
Graduate Assistantships
|
Student Body
30
Total Graduate Students
53%
International Breakout (representing other countries)
Race/Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino |
0%
|
Black or African American |
3.33%
|
White or Caucasian |
26%
|
American Indian or Alaska Native |
0%
|
Asian |
3.33%
|
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander |
0%
|
Two or more races |
0%
|
Unknown |
13.33%
|
Faculty
Full-time - 5
Part-time - 0
Research
Focus of faculty research: |
Science of advanced materials, polymer physics, laser spectroscopy, observational astronomy, nuclear physics |
Externally sponsored research expenditures last year: |
0
|
Location & Contact
Address
1200 South Franklin Street
Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
United States
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