Graduate students enjoy the advantages of a sophisticated area that is one of the world's leading academic and scientific centers. In addition to the extensive resources at Boston University, the facilities, seminars, and faculty at many other universities in the vicinity are easily accessible. Numerous high-technology corporations in the greater Boston area provide essential impetus for research. The department offers programs leading to M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in physics, and an interdisciplinary program with the School of Medicine leading to a Ph.D. in cellular biophysics. Most graduate students who gain admission to the physics department will be supported by either a teaching fellowship of a research assistantship.
Compensation includes a stipend and a waiver of tuition.
Boston University affords a unique opportunity for graduate students to participate in the ongoing adventure of physics research. For more detailed information regarding the department, fill out the form below. This page was authored by Catherine Salomone.