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Home   |   Programs   |   Education   |   Undergraduate   |   Faculty   |   Statistics   |   Physics PhD by Citizenship

Physics PhD by Citizenship

1966-2009

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Credit: APS/Sources: IPEDS Completion Survey by Race and Survey of Earned Doctorates

This graph shows the number of physics PhDs earned by US and foreign citizens. Data from 1966-1994 come from the Survey of Earned Doctorates (SED), and data from 1995-2009 come from IPEDS.

This graph is freely available for your use. You may use our graphs in reports and presentations or you may use the raw data to create new graphs and charts. Credit APS, IPEDS, and SED as shown above.

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