The people of this Physics Department are engaged in experimental and theoretical research, primarily in the fields of solid-state physics, materials science, biophysics and theoretical physics. We are dedicated to high-quality teaching, at both undergraduate and graduate level (we offer B.Sc., M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees). Our small-size classes, hands-on laboratories, and individual student undergraduate research projects provide our graduates with excellent problem-solving skills. We collaborate with physicists all over the world and are involved in the community at large.

• Prospective students: Welcome to the Physics Department!
• How to find us: in the Niagara region, and on campus
• "After I graduate..." testimonials and potential jobs in Physics
• Milestones