Physics major program is standard preparation for those students interested in graduate studies in physics. Students selected for the honors sequence will be enrolled in the honors sections of Physics I and II (PHYS 101H and PHYS 102H). General Chemistry II and General Chemistry Laboratory II General Chemistry I and General Chemistry Laboratory I Lower Division RequirementsĪll physics majors must take the following courses in their freshman and sophomore years: PHYS 101 & PHYS 191 Our alumni have successful careers in science, data science, teaching, engineering, medicine, finance and other fields. With support from the Physics Department and Manhattan College they participate in research and internships during the academic year and over the summer, both on campus and at locations such as Brookhaven National Laboratory (USA) and CERN (Switzerland). Our students publish articles in leading research journals and make presentations at national and international conferences. Students in the Physics Department collaborate with faculty on a variety of topics from early universe cosmology and neutron star astrophysics to particle physics, optics and condensed matter.
Small class sizes and close collaboration between students and faculty create comfortable learning and research environments.
degrees in Physics, a Minor in Physics, and a Concentration in Theoretical Physics. Physics is the most basic and fundamental science, and provides the basis for deep understanding in many fields of study and all of technology. Physics is the study of natural phenomena, from subatomic scales to the scale of the entire universe.
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