Doctor's degree Physics - Stanford University

Doctor's degree Physics from Stanford University is a Campus Ph.D Physics degree that prepares you for a Science career. Our graduate program allows graduate students in all disciplines of physics to select a research advisor without regard for the particular advisor's affiliation. Every student is encouraged to arrange an appropriate physics research topic independent of the particular Stanford program or department in which the advisor resides. As a result, some of our graduate students have their thesis advisors in Applied Physics, Chemistry, Electrical Engineering, the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and the Stanford Synchrotron Research Laboratory. There are also research opportunities in other interdisciplinary areas involving physics and in many physics-based technologies. A unique and very popular feature of our Graduate Program is our "rotation" research assistantship. Most of our first year graduate students go through a research rotation which enables them to get acquainted with a few research groups of their choice without feeling committed. The rotation student is allowed to spend a few hours per week with a different experimental or theoretical group each quarter. The goal is for the student to gain some experience to use in selecting the area of research for the years that follow. Students who have gone through the rotation schedule have found this unique arrangement an invaluable experience in helping them identify their research interest. View more details on Stanford University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Physics courses.