Engineering Physics Master's Program at Stevens Institute of Technology

The engineering physics master’s program prepares students for a successful career in industry or research by combining courses in fundamental physics with specializations that focus on applications to current research and technology. Students will gain deeper insight and skills in specific branches of engineering and interdisciplinary physics research including quantum engineering, applied optics, solid state device engineering and nanotechnology.

With five concentrations in specific areas of industry, students have the ability to specialize their education for specific career tracks. Applied optics prepares you for optics design and manufacturing or any industry that uses optical systems. Quantum engineering will give you the background to understand modern development of quantum systems as well as the practical, hands-on experience to be able to establish communications links and build computers.

While many physics graduates go on to obtain a Ph.D., many also work within research roles in sectors and industries as varied as their interests–defense, aerospace, government, education, healthcare, energy, materials, technology, computing and IT.