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!

Have a great summer! See you Wednesday, August 28, 2013.
Just a reminder that this Fall 2013 marks the change in credit hours for Emory College. There is a Catalog website that you may visit to answer any questions that you have about the credit hour changes.

Summer School begins May 20, 2013.

Congratulations to the 2013 Physics graduates!

Syed Fayzan Rab
Xinhui Wu
Charles Lee Evavold
Andy Long Phaiboun
Christopher Phillip Allen
John Claiborne Owens
Eric Douglas Rusiecki
Eric Jay Gonzalez
Yoojin Cadence Lee
Phillip Mark Rauscher
Marat Yafunyaev
Chen Cheng
Warrick Scott Macmillan
Cameron John Book
James Taeyeul Hong
Lauren Alexa Sgro
Alfred Christopher Farris
Borinquen Rodriguez
Andrei Gabriel Gasic Jr.
Hamin Jeon
Hao Pan
Andrew Thanh Vu
Heather Merrick Callaway
Matthew John Hobson



"Most of the fundamental ideas of science are essentially simple, and may, as a rule, be expressed in a language comprehensible to everyone." (Albert Einstein)