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Bruce Doak Director of Graduate Studies
Thank you for your interest in graduate studies in the Department of Physics at Arizona State University! We are excited to offer students
a unique graduate experience within our modernized and interdisciplinary graduate program. We aim to provide a customized program for
each student, with research components from the very first semester. The department’s internationally recognized research covers
a broad range of topics at the cutting-edge. We have vigorous Ph.D. and Master’s level research programs in:
- Biological Physics
- Electron Diffraction and Imaging
- Nanoscale and Materials Physics
- Particle Physics and Astrophysics
Arizona State University, a Research-I institution, is one of the largest universities in the US, with over 60,000 students. The Phoenix area
is home to many high-tech industries with major research/fabrication facilities; examples include Motorola, Intel, Honeywell, and Boeing.
Even with this high level of activity, the Department of Physics remains a friendly and personal department in which to pursue an advanced
degree. We encourage you to join our highly competitive, modern, and interdisciplinary physics graduate program in the fastest-growing city
in the United States.
We look forward to receiving your application! For more information on our program, use the menu at left, or download our
Graduate Handbook.
Wishing you the best of good fortune in your research career,
Bruce Doak
Director of Graduate Studies
R.Doak@asu.edu
Eboni Anderson Graduate Coordinator
Are you a prospective student with questions about how to apply?
Are you a current student wondering how to file needed paperwork?
Are you a Teaching Assistant or Research Assistant with questions?
Are you getting ready to graduate?
If so, you should contact our Graduate Program Coordinator, Eboni Anderson.
E-mail: eboni.anderson@asu.edu
Phone: (480) 965-9152
Office: PSF-454A
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