Online Masters Degree Engineering Physics or Applied Physics

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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.