Ph.D. in Physics

University of Tulsa

A Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in physics requires a combination of appropriate coursework, written and oral examinations, and original and significant research mentored by a graduate faculty member leading to the completion of a research dissertation that is presented and defended by the candidate in a public forum.Physics is the most fundamental of the sciences and by choosing to study this exciting and challenging field, you have the potential to have an enormous impact on our society.TU programs are designed to combine theoretical knowledge in fields such as quantum mechanics and condensed matter physics and practical experience in fields such as nanotechnology, optics, lasers, or solid-state physics. You will join a collaborative environment led by our faculty and embark on a broad spectrum of research projects in fields such as string theory, particle physics, quantum mechanics, nanotechnology, optics, and astrophysics.

College of Engineering and Natural Sciences