University of New Mexico Vs University of Nebraska–Lincoln

[uskalu]

Hello,
I going to apply for the graduate Physics program of these universities. (I'm not a US citizen)

University of New Mexico.
University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

My research interest are Material Physics and BioPhysics.
I went through the department web sites and AIP web site(http://www.aip.org/statistics/) to gather information. Still I can't conclude which one is suit for me.

Some times I felt University of Nebraska has more reputation than University of New Mexico. However University of New Mexico also has lots of National labs facilities!

Please give me your valuable ideas about the physics program of above universites.

Thanks.

 

[R.Mesri]

Both universities offer excellent graduate programs in physics, so you would be in good hands regardless of which university you choose. It is ultimately up to you to decide which university best suits your research interests and goals. The University of New Mexico offers research opportunities in Material Physics and BioPhysics through its departments of Physics and Astronomy, Chemistry and Biochemistry, and Electrical & Computer Engineering. Additionally, the National Laboratories located nearby can provide students with valuable research opportunities. At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the Department of Physics and Astronomy offers research opportunities in Material Physics and BioPhysics, as well as in other areas such as Condensed Matter Physics, Quantum Materials, Nanoscience, and more. With an extensive network of research collaborations, UNL provides learners with numerous opportunities to gain hands-on experience. It is important to consider which university has the faculty and resources that best align with your specific interests and goals. Talk to professors and students from both universities to get a better understanding of what they offer and how their programs compare to each other. This way, you can make an informed decision on which university is right for you.