Graduate Program
The purpose of the physics graduate program at University of Idaho is to deepen your understanding of theoretical and experimental physics.
Programs
We have MS and Ph.D. programs in physics
Research Opportunities
Students work with a professor to become an expert in a particular field. You will be given research projects to complete under the guidance of a professor of your choice. These projects will develop the skills required to initiate and sustain an independent research program.
Approachable Faculty
We are all happy to discuss our research programs with you. Possible research areas include condensed matter physics, theoretical nuclear physics, astronomy & planetary science, and biological physics.
Grad Student Handbook
The Grad Program Handbook (v6) provides an overview of the program and various resources
Physics: One of the Best Master’s Degrees for Jobs
From Forbes Magazine
“By our count, physics follows close behind as the No. 2 best advanced degree for jobs. Employment opportunities for physics degree-holders are expected to expand about 22% between 2010 and 2020—making it the seventh fastest growing degree.”