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The Department of Physics and Astronomy at UNL houses many state-of-the-art research and teaching facilities. Among these include the Extreme Light Laboratory, which houses Diocles, one of the most powerful lasers in the world, the on-campus Student Observatory and Behlen Observatory in Mead, NE, where students can study astrophysical phenomena such as quasars and pulsating stars.
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The physics department ... supervises an applied physics option leading to the Ph.D. degree. The B.S.E.P. program in engineering physics is listed under the College of Engineering. These interdisciplinary options afford flexibility in coursework and area of research concentration. Specializations in chemical physics (in cooperation with the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry) and biophysics (in cooperation with the Health Sciences Center and the University Medical Center) are also available. An M.S. degree involving industry internships is available to selected graduate students.
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Job openings in physics and physics-related areas are posted on the physics bulletin board and shelf, second floor of Gessner. Students can ... visit the Office of Career Services. They maintain a presence at CollegeCentral (updates on internship announcements) as well as a list of part-time jobs. Sometimes you can find a part-time job that, in cooperation with the employer, you can use as an internship. Some other sites of interest are:
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As a Goshen College physics major you will become part of an enthusiastic and supportive group of students and faculty. Physics cannot be learned in isolation. It is not an accumulated set of facts or laws. Physicists work together in modern environments with mathematicians, chemists and biologists. The experience of the Goshen physics major prepares for this.
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Basic concepts of physics presented with emphasis on their origin and their impact on society and the Western intellectual tradition. Primarily for students in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Offered: AS.
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The Honeywell-Nobel Initiative is a global education effort launched in 2006 that is designed to connect students across the globe with Nobel Prize winners in Chemistry and Physics. The Initiative combines on-campus events, Honeywell-Nobel Laureate Lecture Series, with web-based educational content created with Nobel Laureates, and broadcast programming.
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