Undergraduate Physics at
Emory University has some of the brightest science students in the country. If you are in this group and are interested in understanding the physical world—from sub-atomic particles to the cosmos--you should consider majoring in physics. All physics courses, without exception, are taught by full-time faculty members. It's easy to get involved in exciting undergraduate research projects and establish close working relationships with faculty members of your choice. Our research groups in biophysics, soft condensed matter and theoretical physics are internationally recognized.
NEWS & NOTES!
Pre-registration advising is underway
Fall 2012 Pre-registration begins March 26th
To schedule your advising appointment with Dr. Berland click on the advising link below.
Emory College Classes will end on Tuesday, May 1st
"Never regard study as a duty, but as the enviable opportunity to learn to know the liberating influence of beauty in the realm of the spirit for your own personal joy and to the profit of the community to which your later work belongs. " (Albert Einstein)
Undergraduate Physics at
Emory University has some of the brightest science students in the country. If you are in this group and are interested in understanding the physical world—from sub-atomic particles to the cosmos--you should consider majoring in physics. All physics courses, without exception, are taught by full-time faculty members. It's easy to get involved in exciting undergraduate research projects and establish close working relationships with faculty members of your choice. Our research groups in biophysics, soft condensed matter and theoretical physics are internationally recognized.
