Masters in Physics

The Master of Science in Physics is designed to prepare scientists and engineers to enter various technical fields or assist them to improve their skills in their current employment. The program offers two general areas and several specialties: Applied Physics (environmental physics, ion beam analysis and modification, medical physics, instrumentation, materials science, acoustics, ultrasonics) and Computational Physics (physical acoustics, planetary science and astrophysics, geophysics, signal analysis). Both thesis and non-thesis tracks are available.

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Additional Application Materials

Admission to the program requires an undergraduate degree in science or engineering with a strong preparation in physics and mathematics. In addition to the general Graduate School Application Materials, you must also submit:

• Statement of purpose
• Curriculum Vitae

Contact

Dr. Gabriele Morra
Phone: (337) 482-6692
Broussard Hall, 210
Email: morra@louisiana.edu

Dr. Gabriela Petculescu
Phone: (337) 482-6698
Broussard Hall, 210
Email: gabriela.petculescu@louisiana.edu