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The Optical Science and Engineering Program (OSEP) is an exciting interdisciplinary graduate program designed
to meet the demand for individuals who have a thorough familiarity with optics and photonics combined with
graduate training in Chemistry/Biochemistry, Physics, or Electrical and Computer Engineering. Students who
complete this intensive program will graduate with both a PhD degree from one of the participating departments
and a Certificate in Optics. A Master's option is also available.
OSEP offers an annual stipend, full tuition, and insurance. OSEP, as a program and small part of the first-class
optics research being carried out at CU Boulder, is only accepting a limited number of applications at this time.
However, funding opportunities for graduate studies in Optical Science and Engineering are available through the
departments of Physics, Chemistry and Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Research opportunities for optics-minded students abound at the University of Colorado at Boulder! Although
OSEP is no longer accepting applications, there are many other opportunities to study optics on campus. In
particular you can take a look at the interdisciplinary Computational Optical Sensing and Imaging (COSI) program , an active
IGERT-funded program on campus. You can also contact the Graduate
School or Department that will be your focus (Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, or Physics) to investigate
other opportunities in detail.
OSEP is funded through the Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship (IGERT) initiative of the National Science Foundation.
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