Students
The students are the reason our department exists and form the backbone of a healthy, supportive community. Currently, the American Institute of Physics (AIP) statistics on enrollments shows that last year we graduated 27 undergraduate students in Physics and Astronomy, equal in number with NC State - last year, with 24 graduates, we graduated more than any other program in the state. Needless to say, our program, currently with ~75 total undergraduates and ~20 graduate students, is not only strong but growing.
To learn more about organizations in our department and on campus that foster a learning community, follow these links:
- Lindsay Resource Room
- Physics and Astronomy Club
- GSAS (Graduate Student Association Senate)
- University Student Life
- University Student Diversity and Multi-cultural Student Development
- University Student Development
- University Counseling Center
- University Career Development Center
- University Office of Student Conduct
- University Recreation
To learn more about our academic programs and Alumni, follow these links:
- Department of Physics and Astronomy Undergraduate Programs
- Department of Physics and Astronomy Graduate Programs
- Department of Physics and Astronomy Alumni
Looking for employment or an internship? Check out these links to get started:
- University Internship Website
- REU (Research Experience for Undergraduate)
