UNSW Physics Society

09/03/2026

Hey There !

Would you like to be part of our awesome PHYSOC team? Well now’s your chance :D

Subcommittee applications are currently open, available roles are:

-Merch Design and Ideas Person
-Publicity
-Education
-Industry

Applications close Friday of week 4 (13/03/2026)!

Applications can be found in our LinkTree which is in the PHYSOC bio!

Best of luck!

06/03/2026

Are you interested in joining our awesome executive team for 2026?

Well now’s your chance! PHYSOC will be running an EGM on Friday of week 5.

Available role: First years representative
Time: 5pm, Friday of week 5 (20/03/2026).
Location: G59/60 OMG

Post EGM we will be celebrating with a pub crawl - route TBA.

Bring your friends and let’s celebrate the end of the first 5 weeks together!

03/03/2026

PHYSOC will be running a Latex workshop on Monday of week 4 (09/03/2026).

Time: 3-4:30pm @ G59/60 OMB.

These workshops are an amazing opportunity to ask any questions you have about Latex or just to learn from scratch.

Latex is an amazing and free typesetting system that you will find highly beneficial for your lab reports, mathematics assignments and much more!

02/03/2026

PHYSICS SOCIETY ASTROPHYSICS TALK NIGHT

On Wednesday March 4th beginning at 5pm, the Physics society will be hosting an astrophysics talk night.

You will hear from 3 speakers, who will present their research . The speakers will be:

Sarah Brough - Observing the faint Universe with Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time

Caroline Foster-Guanzon - My foray into figuring out why galaxies slow down as they age

Jesse van de Sande - The hamburger versus the pizza conundrum: which viewing angle best describes the ingredients of galaxies

This event is open to all students

01/03/2026

PHYSICS SOCIETY ASTROPHYSICS TALK NIGHT

On Wednesday March 4th beginning at 5pm, the Physics society will be hosting an astrophysics talk night.

You will hear from 3 speakers, who will present their research. The speakers will be:

Sarah Brough - Observing the faint Universe with Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time

Caroline Foster-Guanzon - My foray into figuring out why galaxies slow down as they age

Jesse van de Sande - The hamburger versus the pizza conundrum: which viewing angle best describes the ingredients of galaxies

This event is open to all student.

22/02/2026

21/02/2026

(/^,^)/ ✨PHYSOC GAMES NIGHT ✨\(^.^\)

PHYSOC will be hosting a super awesome games night during Friday of week 2! (27/02/2026)

Location : Physics Theatre OMB

There will be a Nintendo switch, plenty of board games to go around and of course our awesome Physoc team to chat to!

I’d like to also make a quick note that food and drinks are not allowed inside of physics theatre so please try to not bring any inside! Cheers!

See you soon epic gamers 😄

16/02/2026

Hey there pookies! 😻

Week 1 2026 already!!!!

Let’s all celebrate the starting of the new academic year and term together with PHYSOC.

We will be hosting a little get together at chancellors Lawn on Tuesday of week 1 (17/02/2026) at 1:15pm.

There will be free food, you can ask us questions about your courses and what to expect, and of course kick a ball with PHYSOC!

Can’t wait to see you guys there! Please don’t hesitate to bring your friends!!

06/02/2026

We are so excited to introduce the 2026 PhySoc Executive team!! Hoorayyyy!! 🥳🎉🪄

We look forward to seeing you at O-week and all of our upcoming events for 2026!!

24/11/2025

🚨PHYS3114 REVISION SESSION🚨
Feeling the pressure of electrodynamics?😅Don’t worry we’ve got your back! 🙌 Come along to our revision session this Thursday to sharpen your skills and ace that exam. We’ll be tackling past papers and difficult textbook questions. ✨

Mark your calendars 👇
⏰12 - 2pm
🗓️Thursday, 27th of November
📍G13 Old Main Building

See you there!🚀

21/11/2025

End of Session Dinner recap! Thank you guys for coming out with us tonight and celebrating end of 2025 with us. Goodluck with your exams! 👍😀