Undergraduate Programs

Physics LabUndergraduate 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!
Pre-registration advising has begun. If you have not made your appointment for advising, please contact Dr. Weeks to schedule your appointment. Advising appointments should be scheduled as follows:
--Seniors (75+ hours): October 19-23 --Juniors (45.0-74.9 hours): October 26-30 --Sophomores (15.0-44.9 hours): November 2-6 --Freshmen (0-14.9 hours): November 9-13
Pre-registration begins Monday, October 26, 2009.

PHYSICS NIGHT!
Looking for the perfect study break? If so, then join the Students for Physics Society(SPS) for its annual Physics Night program. This program invites Emory students to come and hear members of the Physics faculty talk about the research that is being done in the department.This event provides undergraduates an opportunity to learn more about Physics research and how they may can become a part of the exciting things happening in Physics! Please join us at 6:00 pm in MSC E208. The talks will be followed by food, games and wonderful fall treats.


"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.”
Albert Einstein