TCNJ Physics Department

TCNJ Physics Department Welcome to the Physics Department at The College of New Jersey! We provide our students with comprehensive curriculum and excellent research opportunities.

We invite you to learn about our outstanding students and faculty and to explore our program, our facilities, and the opportunities available to our students. If you have questions for us, don’t hesitate to send an email. The physics major can, by proper choice of electives, prepare for graduate work in physics, astronomy, geophysics, atmospheric science, materials science, environmental science,

or professional schools such as medicine or law. Many of our graduates choose to work in industry, public service, or teaching. Physics-secondary education program graduates are certified to teach in NJ high schools.

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05/25/2016

On the morning of May 19th, 2016 the Department of Physics celebrated the graduation of 29 majors (our second largest class ever). Many of the new B.S. holders are going to graduate and professional schools...

05/16/2016

On May 10th the TCNJ Physics Department held its annual spring picnic at Rosedale Park in Pennington. Bad weather the previous week forced a postponement and there was some drizzle that day as well, but those who came enjoyed games, food...

05/02/2016

This year, Nic Freschi and his business partner Cody Combs breathed new life into their existing concept and created a solid business plan that took home the biggest first-place prize pot in the Mayo Business Plan Competition’s five-year history.

04/14/2016
04/04/2016

We receive a large volume of email during the course registration period, and we have created this webpage to help with frequently asked questions (FAQ). Please take a few minutes to carefully read the questions and answers and to reflect on these.

03/31/2016
03/29/2016

TCNJ Physics Majors, Brianna Santangelo and Shannon Wesley, did some outreach at the Young Women’s Conference in STEM at Princeton University.

03/24/2016

Kelly O'Connor, senior physics major, won a 2016 Education Committee Travel Award to present her abstract at the Biophysical Society's 60th Annual Meeting, which was held February 27 – March 1 in Los Angeles, California.

03/10/2016

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