UMass Lowell's Department of Physics has an undergraduate major that results in a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree and two graduate degree programs: Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctorate in Physics (Ph.D.). Follow the links for more information about these programs and to see the course listings. See where a degree in Physics can take you.
Before, during and after the eclipse, Saurav Aryal will use a custom-built instrument to record images of the upper atmosphere.
Silas Laycock researches black holes, neutron stars and time-domain astrophysics.
If there’s a planet around a nearby star, physics Prof. Supriya Chakrabarti wants to take a picture of it.
An expert in geophysics and solar plasma physics, Paul Song directs UMass Lowell’s Space Science Laboratory.