Students in this program use the latest research techniques in several disciplines to seek new ways of using light in a variety of applications. The program offers opportunities to perform basic and applied research at the frontier of optical communications and networking and a solid foundation in physics, electrical engineering, and materials science and engineering.
A multidisciplinary M.S. in photonics imparts students with the knowledge and mastery required to design and test optical components and subsystems and to build and operate optical communications networks. It covers all the essential aspects of the field in sufficient detail to allow graduates to practice the photonics arts professionally, including nonlinear optics, optical materials, optical devices and components, and optical communications systems.
Brianne Lisk, Manager, Graduate Programs: brc3@lehigh.edu | (610) 758-6310
