Physics at HBCUs: Morgan State University Cultivating Talent, Scientific Excellence while Expanding Opportunities in Physics.

Morgan State University (MSU), a Historically Black College and University (HBCU), founded in 1867, is a Carnegie-classification R2 institution of diverse, multiracial, multinational student body offering over 140 academic programs spanning undergraduate to doctoral degrees. MSU has twelve schools, the department of Physics and Engineering physics is housed in the School of Computer, Mathematical, & Natural Sciences playing an integral role in cultivating the next generation of physicists with a strong commitment to mentorship providing hands-on research opportunities, a rigorous curriculum, empowering students in areas of optics, nuclear and particle physics, condensed matter physics, and climate studies. The department continues to leverage partnerships with national laboratories, governmental agencies, and industry expanding its impact through participation in major research collaborations equipping students with the skills and experiences necessary to thrive academically and professionally. Morgan State University continues to shape the future of physics, ensuring that HBCUs remain an integral contributor to scientific discovery and innovation by investing in research, mentorship, and outreach.