Physics - California State University - Fresno

Physics from California State University - Fresno is a Campus Master Physics degree that prepares you for a Science career. Master of Science in Physics The objective of our M.S. program is to build a firm basis for subsequent Ph.D. study in physics or in related fields, for positions in industry, and for teaching at the community college level. We offer a broad-based academic program with the opportunity for specialized theoretical or experimental research. Students completing degrees have successfully pursued all three of these career goals - with roughly equal numbers going to doctoral programs and industry, and a smaller number directly into teaching. Areas of research in which our faculty are active include physics pedagogy, condensed matter theory and experiment, characterization of materials properties (amorphous semiconductors), dipolar magnetism, Fullerene research, laser Raman spectroscopy, radiation medical physics, classical and quantum field theory, and gravitation. Faculty also study forces and interaction of fundamental constituents of matter with experiments using the world's most powerful particle accelerator at Fermi National Laboratory. Astronomy research includes observations of cataclysmic variables, black holes, and extrasolar planets. It is done with the most powerful instruments available today, including Hubble Space Telescope, Chandra X-ray Observatory, other NASA spacecraft, and the Keck I telescope, the largest on Earth, as well as many other telescopes around the world. View more details on California State University - Fresno, CA . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Physics courses.