Physics Honours (Physics 4)
To obtain Honours in Physics it is necessary to complete a fourth undergraduate year which is devoted to the study of Physics. Students may also undertake Honours course part-time over two years (in which case the research project must be completed in two consecutive semesters), and/or start mid-year. Upon completion, a student is eligible for the award of First Class Honours, Second Class Honours (Division 1 or 2) or Third Class Honours. University Medals in Physics are awarded to the top students if the standard achieved is sufficiently high. The same course is taken by candidates for the Graduate Diploma in Science (Physics).
See General Information for instructions on how to apply for Physics Honours.
New Honours students should look at Information for new Staff & Students.
The Physics Honours Coordinator is .
The Physics Honours Noticeboard is in the Physics Tea Room (Room 319)
More information on Physics Honours, including details of the exciting Research Projects offered and descriptions of the Research Groups in the School of Physics, can be found in the Physics Honours Handbook.
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Physics Honours Class
(left-to-right): front row - Adam Schaefer, Rachael Fulcher, Stephanie Crawford, Jason Cheng, Yang Qi, Natasha Gabay, Stephanie Momsen.
middle row - Andres Albornoz Saavedra, Andrew Watts, Harrison Ball, Alexander Soare, Dylan Griffith, Leon Smith, Joseph Callingham, Jacob Bridgeman, and A/Professor Stephen Bartlett (Honours Coordinator).
back row - Dominic Williamson, Jason Yue, Rhys Anderson, Rory Townsend, Richard Neo, Rafael Alexander, and Rizki Syarif.