The University of Toledo

Department of Physics and Astronomy: Graduate Program

Philosophy of the Graduate Program

The University of Toledo graduate programs in Physics and Astronomy aim to develop exceptional personal and professional scientific skills, and engage students in cutting edge research with a world-class faculty, all within a supportive and creative learning environment.

Overview of UT's Physics and Astronomy Graduate Program

Research Interest Areas (PDF documents)

∞ Astronomy/Astrophysics	∞ Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics
∞ Condensed Matter/Materials Physics/Photovoltaics	∞ Master of Science, Professional of Photovoltaics
∞ Medical Physics	∞ General Physics & Astronomy

Note:  The University of Toledo's graduate programs in medical physics received accreditation from CAMPEP in 2009, joining an elite group of 35 accreited programs in the US and Canada.

Degree requirements:  Ph.D. - Ph.D. concentrations - M.S. and M.S.E. - M.S. Materials Science Option