Astrophysics - Lehigh University

Astrophysics from Lehigh University is a Campus Bachelor Astronomy degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Department of Physics provides students with strong interests in physics and related sciences with faculty keenly interested in fostering their growth through courses, research opportunities, and individual interactions. Educational programs in basic and applied physics can be tailored easily to suit a student's individual interests and needs. The Department has a modest-sized faculty that is highly research active, providing students with opportunities to have close, individual interactions with faculty members that are typical of a small college and research experiences that are typical of a large university. Student research is arranged informally as early as the sophomore (or occasionally freshman) year at the initiation of the student, or formally as a senior research project. In addition, the Physics Department has one of the longest running, and most successful, summer research programs in the United States for undergraduate students. Funding from several sources, including the University and the National Science Foundation, provides support that allows most upper-level physics majors to spend 10 summer weeks on campus with undergraduates from other institutions, during which they carry out individual research projects with faculty members while living together on campus. View more details on Lehigh University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Astronomy courses.