Students seeking admission to one of our graduate programs (Ph.D, Master of Physics, or Master of Engineering Physics) must hold a bachelor's degree or the equivalent–preferably in physics although we do consider applicants with closely related majors with significant advanced physics courses.
GRE exam
Official English proficiency examination scores are required from international applicants, unless the applicant has received a degree from an English-speaking institution. The University accepts TOEFL, IELTS and PTE.
The Department normally requires a 92 or higher TOEFL score.
Applicants should have a gpa of 3.0 or better. Candidates with lower gpa may be considered if they have a 3.0 in advanced physics & math undergraduate courses
Reference letters are an important part of our review process. We suggest that you choose faculty very familiar with your advanced physics/math performance and especially value references who can comment on your research experience and ability.
Candidates are automatically considered for a Teaching Assistantship. Please indicate if you do not wish to be considered for support.