Program Overview

Introduction to the Chemical Physics Doctor of Philosophy Program

The Chemical Physics Program at The Ohio State University is one of the country's largest, most comprehensive, and exciting. Our faculty members are doing innovative work on all of the atomic and molecular properties of matter, our facilities are modern and extensive, and our research environment is challenging.

About the Program

These qualities combine to make Ohio State's program in chemical physics one of your best choices as you seek the training and skills necessary to succeed as an interdisciplinary scientist. We encourage you to visit the campus for a firsthand look at our facilities and the people who could be a part of your career in chemical physics. We think that you will find our program at Ohio State to be exceptionally strong and stimulating.

Funding and Support

All students admitted to the Chemical Physics program are offered full tuition support and a generous stipend, either as a Graduate Teaching Associate (GTA) or through a fellowship offer.

Optional Practical Training (OPT)

International graduates of this major are eligible to apply for up to three years of work permission in the United States after graduation.

Program Details

• Location: 2106 Newman and Wolfrom Laboratory, 100 W. 18th Ave., Columbus, OH 43210
• The program offers a comprehensive education in chemical physics, with a focus on innovative research and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Career Opportunities

The Chemical Physics Doctor of Philosophy program prepares students for a wide range of career opportunities, including:

• Research and development in industry and academia
• Teaching and mentoring in higher education
• Policy and administration in government and non-profit organizations
• Consulting and entrepreneurship in the private sector