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Study Abroad

Before undertaking study abroad, it is strongly recommended that the Physics major complete PH 209, PH 210 (or PH 211, 212) with labs, PH 301, and PH 303 (also with labs,) and the co-requisite math courses MT 102, MT 103, MT 202. The department allows a maximum of four courses taken abroad to count for major credit. Of these four courses, two should be major requirements, plus two physics electives. The department recommends any program with a solid teaching and research program in physics (e.g., Glasgow, Parma, Amsterdam).

Students are advised to study abroad during their junior year, either 1 or 2 semesters. While planning their study abroad program, Physics majors should meet with the Undergraduate Program Director, Professor M.J. Graf (grafm@bc.edu). Students are strongly encouraged to inquire early at our department, and with possible host institutions, to arrange for a research project, supervised jointly by faculty at Boston College and the host institution.



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