Department of Physics

Dive into the world of quantum technology, data science, and more with New York Tech’s Physics program. Experience hands-on learning, innovative research, and a supportive academic community dedicated to your success. 

At New York Tech, our B.S. in Physics prepares you for diverse career paths in the physical sciences, data science, and emerging fields like quantum technology. Our Quantum Informatics concentration offers a unique edge in the growing realm of quantum technologies, ensuring you stand out in the job market. 

Our program emphasizes practical learning through small classes, personalized attention, and cutting-edge research opportunities. Engage in groundbreaking research in experimental biophysics, astrophysics, and quantum information. Our supportive environment, combined with our Discovery Core curriculum, develops your critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills essential for success in any field. 

Whether you’re aiming for a career in physics, a related scientific field, or a technical role in data science or finance, our curriculum equips you with the expertise needed for a successful future.

Degrees & Minors 

Pursue a B.S. in Physics or explore our minors to deepen your understanding of quantum technology, data science, and more. Engage in hands-on research and gain skills for diverse career opportunities in science and technology. 

Student Resources & Opportunities

New York Tech is dedicated to your success in physics by providing student support resources and educational opportunities including Math Day, Math Boot Camp, and the Math Resource Center for personalized support.

Math Resource Center

At both New York Tech campuses, the Mathematics Resource Center (MRC) will help you to enhance your math skills. The MRC offers tutoring exclusively by mathematics faculty for all courses, ensuring expert guidance and support for your math learning journey.

Science Learning Center

Get the help and support you need to excel in your biology, chemistry, and physics courses at the Science Learning (SLC). The SLC is staffed by faculty members at both Long Island and New York City campuses.

Annual Math Day 

Immerse yourself in the world of mathematics and discover its endless possibilities. Get insights from expert faculty on the many applications of math knowledge, view student poster presentations and talks on cutting-edge topics, and enjoy interactive math games.

Faculty Voices

There is still so much that we don’t understand about the world, and physics lets us unravel these mysteries. When I teach students, I am teaching them about a way of thinking.

Sophia Domokos, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Physics

Faculty

Our faculty excel as teachers, researchers, and practitioners who mentor students for professional success. Review their bios and read about their areas of research.

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College of Arts & Sciences News

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College of Arts and Sciences Welcomes New Dean

On September 1, New York Tech welcomed Charles Moore, Ph.D., as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, where he will contribute to the university’s goal of achieving high research activity.

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Guiliano Global Fellows: Glacier Saviors, Exoplanets, and More

Under the Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship Program, seven students traveled the globe, broadening their perspectives and working on transformational research projects.

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Shadowing Physicians in Italy

Biology students Miriam Farah and Maha Hussaini spent two weeks shadowing physicians in Italy with the Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program.

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Prescription for a New Career Path

New York Tech and Howard University’s College of Pharmacy will offer a seven-year Chemistry, B.S. (Pharmaceutical Sciences)-Pharm.D. combined degree program.

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A Sweet Tooth for Dentistry

Biology student Aleeza Mughal has a passion for dentistry and founded an on-campus club where like-minded students can learn more about the field.

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Riding the Brain Wave

When Ryan Ahmed’s father suffered a brain aneurysm, Ahmed sprang into action, developing earbuds that register brain activity. At New York Tech, he has taken his idea even further.

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Keep Exploring

Develop advanced problem-solving skills through courses in Quantum Informatics and data science. Engage in innovative research across various physics disciplines, preparing for careers in academia, industry, or further graduate studies.