PhD Physics at Case Western Reserve University

The graduate student in physics has two primary responsibilities: to broaden and deepen their own understanding of physics, and to contribute in a significant way to the progress of physics as a research discipline. Neither of these efforts can be completely separated from the other. Your understanding of physics is necessarily reflected in your research, and your research will help to deepen your understanding of physics.

Faculty: College of Arts and Sciences  |  Duration: 36 credit hours (minimum)  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Cleveland, OH, United States

What you will study

With the help of a faculty advisor, students choose a curriculum of course work from among a large array of offerings in physics and related science and engineering departments. The university requires a total of 36 credit hours of course work for students entering with a bachelor's degree, or 18 credit hours of course work for those students entering with a master's degree.

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