Graduate Studies
The application cycle for Fall 2024 Enrollment is CLOSED.
Innovation and Practice
Research at an internationally-renowned institution
We offer both academic and industrial research allowing our students a firm grounding in theoretical and practical skills.
Forge a path that best suits your needs
The Industrial Leadership in Physics (ILP) student supplements traditional coursework and thesis research with classes in business and entrepreneurship and year-long apprenticeships with our industrial partners.
Small size, a big strength
Our faculty provides close guidance at every stage of the doctoral process. We foster a close-knit and collegiate environment; a setting primed for excellence and advancement.
Modern infrastructure and facilities, a superior funding record
Our state-of-the-art research and teaching facility is specifically designed to promote interdisciplinary research and innovation.
DEPOSIT SINGLE LAYERS IN GNULAB
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
CREATE LITHOGRAPHIC SENSOR DESIGNS IN GNULAB
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
USE A WIREBONDER IN GNULAB TO TEST SENSORS
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
MAKE MICRON-SIZED PILLARS IN GNULAB
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
OBSERVE NANOSCALED LITHOGRAPIC PATTERNS ON THE SCANNING ELECTRODE MICROSCOPE
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
WORK ALONGSIDE STUDENTS, STAFF AND FACULTY
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
SHEAR COLLOIDAL GELS AT THE ISM
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
INVESTIGATE THE ORDERING OF NANOPARTICLES
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics
INVESTIGATE MESOSCALE PROPERTIES WITH REAL WORLD APPLICATIONS
State of the Art Innovation and Research at Georgetown’s Graduate Program in Physics