Graduate Programs

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Study in Nuclear Physics at the University of Illinois leads to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) An undergraduate degree in engineering or science at a recognized institution should furnish suitable preparation for graduate study. Note in particular that this Department's programs are designed to accommodate students from a wide variety of undergraduate disciplines. Financial aid for graduate students is available in the form of scholarships, fellowships, teaching assistantships, research assistantships and traineeships:

The Main Physics Graduate Education Page

Requirements for a Nuclear Physics Ph.D.

Faculty Research Interests

The PhD Process

The information provided in this document is by no means complete. For more information about the Graduate College or life in Champaign - Urbana as a graduate student, investigate the links above. To request further information about graduate programs in nuclear physics, to learn specifics about admission, financial aid or to plan a campus visit for admitted students, or other items, write or call:

Graduate Programs Office
227 Loomis Laboratory of Physics
University of Illinois
1110 W. Green Street
Urbana, IL 61801

Phone: 217-333-3645

E-mail: webform


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