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Department of Physics and Astronomy

Welcome to the Department of Physics and Astronomy at 淫妻社. We are a growing, world-class department with strong programs in research and academics, nationally and internationally recognized faculty members, ties to physics-related industries and a record of student success. We strive to provide students with access to the cutting-edge research efforts of a larger institution, while still maintaining the level of personal interaction with faculty found at smaller places. Our faculty have the highest level of external research funding at 淫妻社, with a five-year total of more than $42 million! (Source: 淫妻社 Office of Research, 12/2023)

Starting median salaries for physics and astronomy careers

In addition to providing a strong education in physics and astronomy, our programs educate students in the areas of critical thinking, modeling, design and development. This allows physics and astronomy majors to be hired in a variety of settings. Salary information is based on .

$115,000
Private sector grad

$60,000
Private sector undergrad

$65,000
National labs

$45,000
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Physics and astronomy - study the world and the universe

The study of physics & astronomy allows us to address the age-old questions, 鈥渉ow do things work?鈥 and 鈥渨here do we come from?鈥 Physics forms the basis for other sciences and much of our technology. Additionally, an understanding of physics plays a crucial role in addressing many important challenges such as energy production, semiconductor technology, and climate change.

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  • May: 13ABC's "Spacing Out" talks with
  • April: Congratulations to the 2026 NSM Undergraduate Research Expo Oral Presentation Winners
    • 1st Place - Edward Mills, "Optical Properties and Stability of Coated Lead-Halide Perovskite Quantum Dots", Ray Lab
    • 2nd Place - Atticus Destatte, "Why a thin poly-vinyl organic layer can improve the performance of thing-film solar cells", 淫妻社 Physics and Astronomy, Lambright Lab
    • 3rd Place - William Gorgas, "Microlens Enhanced Mobile Microscopy", Ray Lab

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