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DOCTORAL PROGRAMS PhysicsThe physics graduate program provides students with opportunities to perform independent research in some of the most current vital areas of physics. In this process, students first develop a solid and broad base of physics knowledge through our core curriculum, departmental colloquia, and training. Upper-level courses and departmental seminar series subsequently provide more specialized exposure. Armed with the core knowledge, a graduate student joins a research group working in an area of particular interest. This research is performed in very close collaboration with one or more of our faculty, whose interests span a wide range of physics fields. Completion requirements: Sc.M.: Eight courses from the core group: techniques in experimental physics, classical theoretical physics, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and other 2000-level courses. Up to two research courses; courses from outside the department or 1000-level courses might be substituted with permission of the department. ADMISSION INFORMATION GRE General: Required GRE Subject: Recommended Application deadline: January 1 FACULTY Lucien Bienenstock
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