Course Requirements for a Major in Astrophysics
Tufts University offers a degree in Astrophysics. Students considering a career in astronomy or astrophysics, however, are urged to inverstigate the possibility of a joint major with physics or mathematics as well.
Undergraduate Concentration Requirements for Astrophysics
| Four courses in Astronomy more advanced than Astronomy 10. |
- Selected from:
- Astronomy 21: Galaxies and the Universe
- Astronomy 22: Stellar Astrophysics
- Astronomy 101: Radio Astronomy
- Astronomy 102: Elements of Mathematical Astronomy
- Astronomy 111/112: New Frontiers in Astrophysics
- Astronomy 191/192: Special Studies
- Astronomy 193/194: Topics in Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Four courses in Physics more advanced than Physics 2/12.
One of the physics courses must inlcude Physics 64 or equivalent laboratory experience.
NOTE: One physics and one mathematics course may be replaced by approved courses in Related fields.
Research is STRONGLY recommended. |
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