Master of Science in Physics

University of North Texas

Research, uncover and explore mechanics and the relationships between energy and forces that affect the universe as we know it. The Department of Physics offers a Master of Science with the flexibility to pursue your own interests and further your career ambitions while you explore the fundamental nature of the universe. UNT's Master of Science in Physics offers graduate students the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art equipment in modern research laboratories, such as: Ion Beam Modification and Analysis Laboratory, containing four electrostatic accelerators and ancillary equipment to support studies of materials modification and analysis by ion beams. Optical Micro/Nanofabrication Laboratory, with instrumentation for development and fabrication of photonic and plasmonic devices and other nanophotonic structures. Precision Atomic Physics and Laser Laboratory, equipped for the development of precision laser light sources and their application to fundamental tests of quantum electrodynamics. Solid State Physics Laboratory, which is equipped for nanostructure synthesis and characterization and the development and study of nanoscale device applications. Ultrafast Spectroscopy and Photonics Laboratory, a laser-based laboratory where femtosecond pulsed lasers and continuous wave lasers are used to study materials properties. Computational Laboratory, a computer-based laboratory for the design, simulation, and calculation of materials structure and property.. Astrophysics Laboratory, which studies the physics in the space such as galaxies and universe evolution.. Student Research Laboratory, dedicated student labs equipped with a variety of instruments for materials characterization and simulations.

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