Graduate Programs

The following is an incomplete list of graduate programs for those interested in doing beamline physics and/or synchrotron research.

 

Cornell University

  • Accelerator Physics
    Students wishing to undertake graduate study in accelerator physics may pursue a Ph.D. through Cornell's Department of Physics.

Florida Atlantic University

  • Graduate Program in Physics
    The experimental portion of this program at Florida Atlantic University concentrates on condensed matter physics and spectroscopy.

Illinois Institute of Technology

Indiana University

Michigan State University

  • VUBeam Graduate Program
    The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Michigan State University offers a suite of on-line courses and degree programs in Beam Physics.

 

Northern Illiniois University

  • Accelerator and Detector Physics
    This Northern Illinois University program uses synchrotrons to study material physics and accelerator research & development. The Northern Illinois Center for Accelerator and Detector Physics (nicadD) is the accelerator and detector program at Northern Illinois University.

Stanford University

State University of New York Stony Brook

  • Condensed Matter Physics
    The Physics Department at State University of New York Stony Brook does research in condensed matter physics.

University of California Berkeley

  • Condensed Matter Physics
    The Department of Physics at the University of California does research in condensed matter physics.

University of California Los Angeles

  • Condensed Matter Physics
    The Department of Physics at the University of California does research in condensed matter physics.

University of Chicago

  • Applied Physics
    The Department of Physics at the University of Chicago does research in beam physics.

University of Illinois

  • Materials Research
    The Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Illinois is part of the UNICAT collaboration, doing synchrotron research in material science and condensed material physics .