MS Physics

Course Overview UCF's Master of Science in Physics is a flexible 30-credit-hour program designed to prepare students for advanced doctoral study or a wide range of industrial careers. The program offers both thesis and non-thesis options, allowing students to tailor their studies to their professional goals. Students engage in advanced research across diverse fields, from condensed matter and optical physics to biophysics and planetary science. Key Program Highlights Conduct advanced research in cutting-edge fields like nanostructure devices and complex systems Choose between a research-intensive thesis track or a flexible non-thesis option Complete a core curriculum of 12 credit hours with 18 hours of specialized electives Gain preparation for high-demand industrial careers or further doctoral study Access state-of-the-art facilities and research opportunities at a leading metropolitan university