Master's of Engineering in Physics Degree

Applying Physics to Technology Research

The Master's of Engineering in Physics addresses the needs of students wishing to explore interdisciplinary space from within the Physics discipline. Engineering Physics graduate students benefit from Stevens emphasis on collaboration and cross-cutting research initiatives with opportunities to apply theoretical science towards innovative solutions to technological problems.

The Department of Physics and Engineering Physics manages many research groups, centers, and laboratories, providing graduate students with access to cutting edge tools for the study of quantum field theory, nanophotonics, laser spectroscopy, geophysical and atmospheric phenomena, and other research fields.

Engineering Physics Study Tracks

The program offers three course of study: Applied Optics, Solid State Physics, or an Interdisciplinary Nanotechnology option. Engineering Physics tracks offer focused introductions to advanced theory and research in these applied fields through core curricula mathematics, electromagnetism, and particle and quantum mechanics.