Programs Online Masters Degree Engineering Physics or Applied Physics

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The discussion centers on the search for online Master's degrees in Engineering Physics or Applied Physics. Participants express difficulty in finding such programs, noting a lack of options available online. One suggestion is a Master's in Mechanical Engineering, specifically from the University of Washington, but it does not directly address the need for an Applied Physics focus. Another participant mentions the University of Illinois Chicago's online Master's of Engineering, which leans towards electromagnetics rather than mechanics. Overall, the consensus is that suitable online programs for Engineering or Applied Physics are limited, particularly for those balancing full-time jobs and family commitments.
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Does anyone know of an online Masters Degree in Engineering Physics or Applied Physics?

I have searched around, but to my surprise, did not find much.
 
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I don't know of an Engineering Physics degree, but how about a Mechanical Engineering masters?

http://www.engr.washington.edu/edge/mechanical.html"
 
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I am still confused as to how one does "Applied" Physics online?
 
lisab said:
I don't know of an Engineering Physics degree, but how about a Mechanical Engineering masters?[/URL]
Already have one. I guess I just can't stay away! With a full time engineering job and family, I am looking for online stuff.
 
There's a reason you won't find one online.
 
I've been looking myself. The best I can find is a Master's of Engineering online through University of Illinois Chicago (might apply to that one), but its more for the electromagnetics side rather than the mechanics side. But I haven't found one for pure physics.
 

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