Physics Graduate Program
The department offers the master of arts and doctor of philosophy degrees in physics. Research is concentrated in experimental and theoretical studies of condensed matter, including organic superconductivity, molecular magnetic materials, granular matter, complex materials and nonlinear physics, biological physics, supercooled liquids and nucleation, and computer simulations. Other research areas include theoretical plasma physics, polymer science, nuclear physics and biomolecules.
Further information on the research interests of the faculty and research opportunities for graduate students can be found at the department’s Web site, http://physics.clarku.edu.
Application forms for admission and financial aid may be requested from the chair of the department. During the academic year, financial support is available in the form of tuition remissions, teaching assistantships and research assistantships. The department considers the financial support of its graduate students an important responsibility.
Courses
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