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Graduate Applications Now Open

by currencr

Applications are open for WFU Physics PhD and MS programs! You can apply here (opens in a new tab)  Detailed application info for our programs can be found here (opens in a new tab), and you can check out our research interests (opens in a new tab). The application deadline is Jan 8th and we are GRE optional now! PhD students are supported via a 100% tuition & fee waiver and a $29,000 annual stipend, and MS students receive a 75% tuition waiver.

Wake Forest University Physics graduate student Lindsey Gray works on her research projects in various labs at the Wake Forest Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials on Wednesday, May 24, 2023. Lindsey examines a dye-sensitized solar cells she created using various berry juices.
Physics graduate student Derek Dremann works on research with organic electronics, specifically organic transistors for their uses as radiation dosimeters for cancer diagnostics and treatments, in a lab in the Olin Physical Laboratory on Tuesday, May 30, 2023 . Derek’s work in the lab typically involves coating substrates with organic materials dissolved in a solvent inside a fume hood or glovebox and then measuring their electrical characteristics at a probe station.
Professor Stephen Winter and Physics PhD Student Sam Griffith work out quantum mechanical equations describing exotic magnets pursued for quantum computing on. May 30, 2023 in the Olin Physics Laboratory.
Wake Forest University Department of Physics postdoctoral research associate Angika Bulbul works on research with graduate student Evan Kumar in the Olin Physics Laboratory on Tuesday, June 6, 2023.

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