The Spring international application deadline is Dec. 12
The Fall international application deadline is Aug. 2
Program description
The Master of Science degree may be taken in Physics or Radiological Science and Protection (health physics or in the Medical Physics option) or in the applied physics option in Optical sciences. Course requirements for the M.S. program consist of a total of 30 credits, including work on a thesis or project. The M.S. may serve as a basis for further study toward a Ph.D. degree. Students are expected to complete the M.S. program in two years.
A terminal 34-credit Professional Science Master's (PSM) option is also offered in the Radiological Science and Protection M.S. degree program. This PSM option has no thesis requirement but does include courses in business administration, professional communication and an internship in lieu of a thesis.
The General GRE Examination is required for admission into the master's program, but not the Physics Subject Test.
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