To qualify for the doctorate, a student must satisfactorily complete graduate courses totaling at least 72 points (a minimum of 32 in residence at New York University), satisfy the curricular requirements of the individual program, pass a qualifying examination, and present an acceptable dissertation to an appointed .
To learn more about our program, email program director David Stokes, PhD, at stokes@nyu.edu; graduate advisor Alexander Serganov, PhD, at alexander.serganov@nyulangone.org; or administrator Alberta Chan at alberta.chan@med.nyu.edu, or call 212-263-8573.
To apply, complete our online application.
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Our executive committee consists of David Stokes, professor, Department of Cell Biology; Alexander Serganov, PhD, assistant professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Pharmacology; Stevan Hubbard, PhD, professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Pharmacology; Xiangpeng Kong, PhD, professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular .
Develops the necessary physics for the course, as needed.
PHYS-UA 11 Prerequisite:
The goal of the NYU Graduate Program in Physics is to provide outstanding training to a student body which reflects the diversity of backgrounds, talents and skills of the next generation of aspiring physicists, astrophysicists and biophysicists.
We want every member of the Department to flourish and find their own path.
For science majors outside physics there are technical courses that emphasize the fundamental physical laws that underpin other sciences; and for non-science majors there are non-technical courses that introduce some of the most important concepts of physics and their impact on the contemporary world.
