• 专业概况
• 所属院系
• 中国学生入学要求
• 课程信息

专业概况

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Physics is the most basic of the natural sciences. It is concerned with understanding the world on all scales of length, time, and energy. The methods of physics are diverse, but they share a common objective to develop and refine fundamental models that quantitatively explain observations and the results of experiments. The discoveries of physics, exemplified by the laws of physics, rank among the most important achievements of human inquiry, and have had an enormous impact on human culture and civilization.

Members of the department carry out research in the fields of astrophysics, biophysics, cosmology, elementary particle physics, gravitation, hard and soft condensed matter physics, and statistical physics. Experimental work is carried out in state-of-the art laboratories in the department and at national and international facilities such as the Large Hadron Collider at CERN and astronomical telescopes in space. The majority of NYU physics graduates go to graduate school in physics, and the rest pursue careers in medicine, finance, engineering and law. 27 percent of majors are women; 5% black, 16% Asian, and 8% Latino.

The educational programs of the Department are aimed at providing a range of courses to meet the needs of different student groups. For undergraduate physics majors, there is a rigorous core program, exposure to current frontiers, and opportunities for research. For science majors outside physics there are technical courses that emphasize the fundamental physical laws that underpin other sciences; and for non-science majors there are non-technical courses that introduce some of the most important concepts of physics and their impact on the contemporary world.

所属院系

进入哪个院系学习？ College of Arts and Science

中国学生入学要求

为来自中国的学生设计 Other English Language Requirements: 70 on the PTE Academic.

课程信息

学制：全日制(128 )

学费：US$53,308.00 (¥ 345,111) /年

开学时间：预计在九月 2022

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留学地点：College of Arts and Science100 Washington Square East,Silver Center for Arts & Science, Room 910,New York,10003, United States