Physics
at Towson University

Physics studies natural phenomena from the cosmological scale (galaxies, black holes, quasars) to the sub-nuclear (quarks, gluons, neutrinos) and everything in between. It plays a vital role in many new technologies; its fundamental laws find application in almost every branch of science, engineering, and technology.

If you enjoy science and mathematics, are curious about the basic nature of the universe, fascinated by advances in technology, you will find the study of physics a challenging and rewarding way to pursue these interests You will gain the confidence and ability to tackle complex technical problems. Physicists contribute to a wide spectrum of professional activities in research laboratories, computer hardware and software development, government, education, medicine, and finance.

Towson University is uniquely situated for the study of physics. Its proximity to the Space Telescope Science Institute, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology permits students to obtain valuable work experience through internships and other cooperative programs with these and other organizations.

If you would like to learn more, click the About Physics at TU link on the left. Other information for current and prospective students is listed on the left or in pull down menus above.

 


The departments newest program is a Professional Science Masters in Applied Physics
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physTEC

Interested in teaching Physics? Check out the Physics Secondary Ed program and a physTEC video