Charlotte Christensen looks over MAP work with Hollis Akins and  Anna Engelhardt

Physics

A supportive community for the intellectually curious.

A rigorous curriculum coupled with expert faculty, advanced facilities, and research opportunities means you’ll develop expertise in classical and modern physics theory. You’ll also spend an extensive amount of time gaining knowledge of laboratory equipment, computational modeling, data acquisition, and mathematical techniques, while pursuing your own interests within the discipline. Through hands-on learning, faculty-student research, seminars, and internships, you’ll be well-prepared for graduate study or careers involving physics in academic, public, and private settings.

If your interest leans toward astronomy, Grinnell has exceptional opportunities and facilities--including our own observatory. If engineering is more your style, Grinnell supports a 3-2 program in engineering.

 

Contact Information

Fax
(641) 269-4984

Noyce Science Center
1116 Eighth Ave
Grinnell, IA 50112
United States

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