Loyola University Chicago
Department of Physics
Programs
Full-Time Faculty Positions
Multiple Full-Time Faculty Positions in Physics
The Department of Physics seeks qualified applicants for full-time faculty positions in Physics.
DETAILSInstructors Wanted
The department seeks part-time physics instructors
Loyola University Chicago (LUC), College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Physics seeks part-time instructors, beginning immediately.
DETAILSSeminars
Physics Seminars
Please click on the title of this section for information regarding seminars in the department.
Faculty
Dr. Gordon Ramsey Becomes President of the American Association of Physics Teachers
College Park, Maryland, January 9, 2018 —During the 2018 Winter Meeting in San Diego, California, the AAPT presidential gavel was presented to Gordon P. Ramsey
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Physics lecturer invents new breast cancer fighting drug
Lecturer Sherita Moses, PhD, invented and patented a new breast cancer fighting drug
About Us
The science of physics seeks quantitative knowledge about matter, energy, space and time. Physics serves as a foundation for most of engineering and modern technology.
Students of the Loyola University Chicago Department of Physics will learn the principles of physics, contribute to new physical knowledge and seek to foster scientific integrity. These goals are consistent with the mission of Loyola University Chicago: searching for truth and living for others.
We offer BS degrees in Physics, Biophysics, Theoretical Physics/Applied Mathematics and Physics/Computer Science. We also offer a special dual degree, wherein students receive a BS in Physics from Loyola and a bachelor of engineering degree from an affiliated school.
In collaboration with the School of Education, the department also offers a BS/MEd degree that prepares students to teach in high schools. In addition, the department serves a large number of students seeking to satisfy ancillary requirements for other majors, core curriculum requirements, as well as pre-health-professional requirements for medical, dental, and pharmacy schools.
Because of the considerable importance of experimentation and computer proficiency in physics education and research, the department operates sizable laboratory and computer facilities. Please explore the website for more information about our department.
Loyola Physics Department
300 Cudahy Science Hall
1032 West Sheridan Road
Chicago, Illinois 60660
Phone: 773.508.3533
Fax: 773.508.3534
