The FSU Department of Physics has more than 60 faculty and 300 graduate and undergraduate students and has been rated among the top physics programs in the nation. With research programs in astro-, atomic, condensed matter, high energy and nuclear physics, our students receive an unparalleled preparation for careers in academia and industry.
The doctoral program offers a wide range of research avenues and renowned faculty members to foster students’ specific interests. All graduate students receive a funding package for a minimum of five years.
Undergraduates can study physics through three major programs: the physics major, the astrophysics major and the physical science major. The department also offers minors in physics or astrophysics. Students gain essential knowledge for future education and career paths.
The physics department's research is anchored by strong national and international collaborations and numerous interdisciplinary projects. The strength and variety of research topics offer students flexibility in opportunities and career pathways.
