MS in Physics - General Physics, The University of Memphis

If you're aiming to excel in computational methods applied to physics and materials science without completing a thesis, this program offers structured coursework and research preparation that are ideal for research and industry roles in computational physics.

This program specifically focuses on computational physics, incorporating courses that center on computational skills and methods in physics, alongside core physics subjects like mechanics, electromagnetism, and quantum mechanics.

The program requires 33 semester credit hours, including core courses, concentration courses, and additional approved courses. Students must take at least 9 credits in fundamental physics, 6 in concentration, and complete a research survey with presentation. The coursework must include courses like Computational Skills in Physics, Methods in Computational Physics, and Numerical Analysis, with additional elective courses based on approval.

Graduates of this program are well-equipped for careers in research, industry, or further academic study in computational physics, materials science, and related fields, given the strong computational training they receive.