⦿ Hold a baccalaureate degree (or equivalent) from an accredited university or college with 3.0 CGPA and higher.

RIT masters degree in physics offers both a research and professional option, and provides advanced knowledge in core areas of physics, including electrodynamics, quantum, and classical mechanics, and statistical physics, as well as one or more sub-areas of physics that correspond to your individual interests and career aspirations. You’ll work with program faculty to develop a tailored individual academic plan that supports your individual career aspirations.

⦿ January
⦿ August