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Physics Courses
Fall Term
Phys 204
Phys 242
Phys 460
Phys 384
Sci 170

Faculty
Dr. Juliet Brosing
Dr. James Butler
Dr. Mary H. Fehrs
Dr. Stephen C. Hall
Emily Townsend
Dr. Richard Wiener

Research
nuclear physics
fluid dynamics
nonlinear dynamical systems
condensed matter physics
optics

Pacific University
Department of Physics

Physics is the study of the fundamental laws of nature. Pacific University's program in Physics is designed to prepare students for careers in applied physics and engineering as well as for graduate study in physics and related fields. Physics students are encouraged to gain practical experience through participation in on-campus experimental projects and industrial internships. Facilities are available for student research in nuclear physics, fluid dynamics, nonlinear dynamical systems, condensed matter physics, and optics. The majority of our graduates go to graduate school in physics and related fields or take engineering-related positions in technical industry.

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The Year in Review: Read a summary of the exciting developments in physics in the past year.

See the prank that the senior class of 2002 pulled on the dept.

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