
Physics
is the study of matter and energy and how they interact.
It is often considered to be the foundation of all of
the sciences and technology. Physics is closely related
to astronomy, engineering, chemistry, geology, mathematics,
and biology. Students majoring in physics often pursue
graduate degrees. UNCG offers a BA and a BS in Physics
which can include teacher certification. For more information, contact Dr. Steve Danford in 101 Petty, or visit the Department online at
www.uncg.edu/phy.
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