应用物理哲学博士

Minimum TOEFL Requirements ibt/pbt: 100/600
The program of graduate education in Applied Physics at Stanford University is designed to prepare students for professional leadership careers in science and technology. Because of the interdisciplinary nature of Applied Physics, the Department welcomes applications both from individuals who majored in physics and from those who have a strong interest in physics but may have majored in related disciplines, e.g., electrical, mechanical or chemical engineering, materials science, biophysics, chemistry, or mathematics. However, in some cases, these students may find it necessary to spend additional time taking courses at Stanford to acquire the background to meet the requirements for advanced degrees in Applied Physics. A similar situation pertains to physics undergraduates who have been out of school for a substantial period of time.
The selection of students admitted to the Department of Applied Physics is based on the student's academic record (particularly in the sciences), research experience, letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, and scores on the Graduate Record Examination (verbal, quantitative, analytical, and physics advanced test) and the TOEFL exam.
Two original transcripts from each of the previous institutions of higher learning attended. For colleges and/or universities that are able to send Certified Electronic Transcripts (E-Transcripts), ask your Records/Registrar Office to e-mail the transcripts to claireni@stanford.edu .
Three letters of recommendation must be submitted using the online service. Letters cannot be emailed or faxed per University policy.
Statement of purpose
The GRE is optional (verbal, quantitative, analytical, and Physics subject). If one chooses to take exams, use Code 4704 for the Institutional Code. A Department Code is not needed.