Nov 15
UL Lilly Auditorium
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Physics is the study of matter and energy, from the smallest particles to the largest galaxies. Developments in basic physics drive technology, and technology helps physicists discover nature’s secrets.
As a physics major at IU Indianapolis, you’ll be a part of small classes and an interactive learning environment with challenging material and lab work. We’re not a big department, so you’ll get personal attention as you join a tight-knit group of students and faculty.
Our students support each other through peer-led mentoring, providing a unique environment where you become a leader by teaching others. Physics club, volunteer programs, and intramural sports are just a few of the opportunities for you to get involved outside of the classroom.
We’re great scientists and we’re innovative teachers. As a department, and a university, we’ve developed teaching methods that engage and encourage students—and are used at universities throughout the United States. Simply put, we care about our students and want them to succeed.
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Nov 15
UL Lilly Auditorium
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Innovation Hall (IO) - 625 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis, IN 46202
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