M.S. Physics

Degree Prep

Our program is open to those with a bachelor's degree in one of the science-related fields, including engineering, computer science, electronics or a similar area. Those who did not major in physics may be required to take some of the advanced undergraduate courses to prepare themselves for the graduate classes.

Degree Roadmap

• M.S. Physics (Thesis & Non-thesis Option)

Scholarships

Apply for scholarships offered by the University of Idaho.

Financial Aid

To find out about deadlines, scholarships and eligibility requirements, please visit the University of Idaho Financial Aid Office.

Hands-on Learning

Laboratory work and research assistant opportunities with faculty and with local laboratories, agencies and businesses will allow you to apply your knowledge in and outside of the classroom. Some of the most significant research efforts are happening in the areas of:

• Condensed matter physics
• Nuclear physics
• Biological physics
• Astronomy and planetary science

Clubs

Graduate students are encouraged to join one of the many professional organizations which have highly discounted student membership rates.

• American Physical Society
• Materials Research Society