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228 PhD programmes in Physics in North America
Physics University of Windsor
4,4(27)Windsor, Canada Top 10% in WorldwideThe objective of the Physics Ph.D. program at the University of Windsor is to immerse students in the excitement of original discovery, and bring them to an internationally competitive level of achievement.
Physics University of Guelph
4,2(61)Guelph, Canada Top 7% in WorldwideThe Departments of Physics at the University of Guelph and University of Waterloo offers MSc and PhD degrees in many fields.
Physics University of Denver
4,8(5)Denver, United States Top 15% in WorldwideAt University of Denver, we offer master's and doctoral training in Physics, driven by faculty research in the areas of astronomy and astrophysics, biophysics and condensed matter and materials physics.
Geophysics University of Alberta
4,2(136)Edmonton, Canada Top 2% in WorldwideAt the University of Alberta, we offer our graduate students a PhD program degree in Geophysics. join us!
Physics Toronto Metropolitan University
4,3(94)Toronto, Canada Top 15% in WorldwideIf you are looking for a challenging career with a positive social impact, this PhD programme in Physics delivered by the Toronto Metropolitan University is it.
Physics Columbia University
4,4(113)Manhattan, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideThe Physics program from Columbia University offer varied opportunities to students seeking advanced education in physics.
Physics Carleton University
4,4(75)Ottawa, Canada Top 8% in WorldwideOur PhD programs in the Department of Physics at Carleton University focus on two fields of specialization: Particle Physics and Medical Physics.
Physics Arizona State University
4,3(214)Tempe, United States Top 3% in WorldwideDo you want to pursue independent research at the frontiers of knowledge? The ASU Department of Physics at Arizona State University hosts leading theoretical and experimental programs with a wide rage of opportunities that will help you grow as a physicist and enable you to make exciting discoveries.