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Applications are now open for Fall 2027 graduate study with Wake Forest Physics! We invite prospective students to apply to the Ph.D. or M.S. program in Physics, or to the M.S. or graduate certificate in Quantum Information Sciences.

The application deadline is January 8, 2027. Applications are accepted online through the Wake Forest University Graduate School.

At Wake Forest, Physics graduate students can begin research early and work directly with faculty. Our research spans biophysics, condensed matter and materials physics, quantum information science, gravitational physics, and astrophysics. Students use experimental and computational facilities, and interdisciplinary projects connect Physics with Engineering and the Wake Forest University School of Medicine.

Wake Forest Physics Fall 2027 graduate study flyer listing Physics Ph.D. and M.S. programs, Quantum Information Sciences programs, the January 8 application deadline, current funding, and research in biophysics and astrophysics.
Second page of the Wake Forest Physics Fall 2027 research flyer describing faculty work in quantum information science, computational and experimental condensed matter physics, and affiliated engineering research.

Open or download the complete Fall 2027 graduate-program flyer.

The Physics Ph.D. combines advanced coursework with original research. Students join faculty research groups, publish their work, present at conferences, and prepare for careers in academia, national laboratories, and industry. The GRE is optional, and Ph.D. applicants under consideration are interviewed by Zoom.

All applicants are automatically considered for financial aid. Because funding amounts and terms are reviewed annually, applicants should consult the application page for the current information.

Explore our graduate programs, review the application instructions and timeline, and learn more about the Physics Ph.D. program. We look forward to hearing from the next group of Wake Forest physicists.

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