Indiana University Bloomington

Applied Physics

The Physics Department at Indiana University Bloomington offers a Bachelor of Science degree program in Applied Physics that prepares students for high-tech industry jobs.

Key Program Features:

  • Specialized Curriculum: The curriculum includes an instrumentation laboratory course designed to teach students how to use industry-standard tools.

    In Spring 2008 we will offer a new course:
    P314 Introduction to Medical Physics.

  • Paid Internships: Students gain valuable real-world experience through internships in industry or national laboratories.

How to Apply:

Spotlight on Medical Physics
“This is an exciting time and Bloomington is the perfect place to be studying Medical Physics! Only a fraction of the available positions in clinical medical physics are filled right now. And IU School of Medicine is one of a handful of schools training students in proton therapy.”

Susan Klein, Ph.D.

(Dr. Klein will be teaching P314: Medical Physics during the Spring 2008 semester)