All Physics courses are normally taught by full-time faculty members possessing a Ph.D. in physics, and classes are small. In addition, departmental majors each may receive individualized attention from the faculty on academic matters outside of the classroom. Faculty have conducted research in computational physics, nuclear structure, solid-state physics and theoretical physics. Qualified students may be invited, at times, to participate actively in the research projects. Physics majors are encouraged to participate in the NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program or in a summer internship. One such REU or internship experience can serve as a Physics elective course. Often, during an REU or internship a student makes contacts which lead directly to employment or to admission to a graduate program. For more information, see our REUs & Summer Internships page. Advanced Physics majors have the opportunity to serve the Department as teaching aides in the Introductory Physics Laboratory and Astronomy Laboratory classes. Undergraduate teaching aides receive a small amount of monetary compensation. This service provides the students with valuable professional experience and helps reinforce their own mastery of the subject. A chapter of Sigma Pi Sigma, the National Physics Honor Society, has been established to give recognition to outstanding students.
Total Tuition Fees: $162,000
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