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Department Department of Physics and Astronomy
School D. R. Semmes School of Science

Undergraduate (B.S.)

Apply the principles of physics to real-world challenges through a customizable curriculum that blends science, computing, and engineering. Gain hands-on research and technical skills for graduate study and careers in aerospace, technology, data science, and research.
Fast Facts
  • Customize your degree with concentrations in applied physics, chemistry, or computer science.
  • Conduct hands-on research with opportunities at Southwest Research Institute and the McDonald Observatory.
  • Build interdisciplinary STEM skills in physics, programming, engineering, and technical communication.

Department Department of Physics and Astronomy
School D. R. Semmes School of Science

Minor

Explore the universe through hands-on study of astronomy, physics, and mathematics while building quantitative skills.
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  • Conduct hands-on observations using research-grade telescopes at Trinity’s Marrs McLean Observatory.
  • Pursue faculty-mentored research with opportunities at Southwest Research Institute and the McDonald Observatory.
  • Study the universe through astronomy, physics, and mathematics while building quantitative, programming, and scientific analysis skills.

Department Department of Physics and Astronomy
School D. R. Semmes School of Science

Undergraduate (B.A.)

Explore matter, energy, motion, and the universe through hands-on research, advanced labs, computational work, and quantitative problem-solving.
Fast Facts

Students study classical and modern physics, computational methods, programming, engineering analysis, and design

Hands-on labs and faculty mentorship build skills in experimental design, instrumentation, data analysis, and modeling

Graduates pursue physics, engineering, technology, research, graduate study, and other science-driven careers

Department of Physics and Astronomy

Location

Marrs McLean Hall

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Chair

Niescja Turner, Ph.D.